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For a truly realistic police thriller where long guns clash with short guns, you have to watch "Unexpected".

The six plainclothes police officers from the Serious Crimes Unit should have been prepared for the unexpected attack, but they were too arrogant and were shot first by two clumsy bandits who came from a hunter background.

Later, they exchanged fire at close range, with six short-barreled .38 caliber rifles against an MP5 and a shotgun, resulting in the annihilation of both sides.

The two bumbling thieves were shot multiple times at first, but they were still able to fight back for a short time. As hunters, they were naturally good marksmen, and they took down all six policemen. In the end, the two of them were able to finish off the remaining officers before collapsing.

If we consider the weapon configurations of both sides in the gunfight between police and criminals on Canton Road in "Mobile Unit," the AK is much more powerful than the MP5 and shotguns equipped in the EU assault vehicle.

The PTU officers failed to strike the robbers' vital organs immediately. With the robbers having military backgrounds, the nine officers would definitely not have been able to withstand the counterattack. Half of them dying would have been considered lucky; the entire group being wiped out would have been the norm.

After receiving a phone call in Mawei, he instructed his underlings to leave to handle some business. Shortly after, Fei Sha also received a notice from his anti-triad superior to leave.

Cao Tai also got up and paid the bill and left. As for the performance of the bull's ear dagger piercing the chest by the ponytail guy, which was to be demonstrated by him later, Mr. Cao said he was not interested in watching.

Mawei is the only son of Bald Head, a veteran of the "Heng" gang. He's a seasoned gangster who's been in the gang since he was a child. He's usually arrogant and domineering, comparable to Chen Yongtai of Hongtai, except he's not as lecherous as the prince.

However, he has also done his fair share of things, such as forcing women into prostitution and enticing people to do evil. If one of these people dies, several families may have their fate changed.

So Mr. Cao didn't interfere and simply let Brother Ponytail's fate return to normal.

After going outside, he saw that Fei Sha had already run away with the ponytail-wearing thug who scratched his car, while "Cow Shit's grandson Awei" ran across the street with shining eyes, grabbed a bucket of paint waste left by the renovation team, and evenly poured it on Fei Sha's car.

When Cao Tai glanced at him as he passed by, he casually tossed away the paint bucket and ran away.

It seems this parking attendant isn't planning to work in this area anytime soon. I wonder if Fatty's missing gun can't be found, and if he still has time to cause trouble for Awei later on.

After all, Ah Wei's story is a bit absurd. If Fat Sha finds the lost gun and kills a ruthless bandit as depicted in the movies, his promotion to Sha Zhansheng is almost a certainty.

When he gets promoted, he can easily find out who did the full detailing for his car by checking around the neighborhood. Then he can just cause trouble for "Cow Shit," and this "Cow Shit" guy who's in the know in this area will definitely have to personally kidnap Awei to apologize.

However, Mr. Cao wants to pick up a gun to play with tonight, and then see if he has the chance to pick up the legendary 1800 million knife later.

Perhaps it was because he had been away from the police academy for too long, but Fei Sha's physical abilities were not even comparable to those of an average person. Cao Tai quickly caught up with him and followed far behind.

Then another memorable scene unfolded. The experienced Fatty Sha realized that Ponytail's henchmen were planning to ambush him, so after resting for a while and catching his breath, he began to circle around to the back alley of the building to prepare to cut off Ponytail's henchmen's escape route.

Then, full of confidence, he stepped on a banana peel, fell, and passed out. It wasn't until the ponytail-wearing henchman beat up the unconscious Fatty Sha and left that he was able to continue his journey.

Mr. Cao then leisurely walked out from around the corner, scribbled a couple of times in the garbage scattered on the back alley, picked up the police gun that Fei Sha had dropped, and left.

It's almost 10 o'clock now, and Mawei should have already been in a car accident, because his underling just left and was almost hit by Mawei.

The first team to arrive at the scene will be an anti-triad squad from Tsim Sha Tsui. After they have completed their basic investigation, another squad from the West Kowloon Regional Crime Unit will take over. It is estimated that the investigation will continue until around midnight to 1 a.m.

Based on this deduction, the robbers on King's Road should be leaving by boat around 2 or 3 a.m.

However, just in case things changed, Mr. Cao disguised himself and drove a medium-sized van that he had obtained through technical means to a place near the intersection of Canton Road and Salisbury Road to wait.

Time passed by, and suddenly, a car alarm went off continuously.

Cao Tai, who had been reclining in his seat, immediately sat up straight and looked at several private cars parked on the side of the road in the distance on Canton Road, their headlights flashing and sirens blaring.

A small figure riding a children's bicycle is hiding in the shadows, putting a slingshot back into his pocket.

Meanwhile, several military uniforms wearing mid-length raincoats were carefully lying in ambush next to a private car with its siren lights flashing in the distance.

Judging from the situation, those four robbers should be boarding a ship at the Tsim Sha Tsui pier tonight to depart.

At 3:50 a.m., after waiting for more than ten minutes without seeing anyone come to deal with the private car on the roadside with its flashing lights and alarm, a small person riding a children's bicycle appeared on the street, wobbling along.

The PTU officers lying in ambush lowered their bodies again, but kept their eyes on the suspect in the series of car thefts.

Suddenly, a series of loud thumping sounds of leather boots came from behind Sheriff Cat. Turning around, she saw five figures in police uniforms approaching from behind the light.

Three men carrying large bags, who had just gotten out of a taxi at the street corner, stared sharply at the police running towards them in the distance. Then, in a series of chaotic actions by Fatty Sha, the bald man and the big-eyed man, who were destined to clash, drew their guns and fired at each other.

The moment the gunshot rang out, He Wenzhan and his men quickly stopped and drew their guns. At the street corner, two of the four men, including the one waiting for them, swiftly drew their Black Star pistols and fired at the oncoming police officers.

The other two men threw down their backpacks, unzipped them, and pulled out AK47 assault rifles. Police officers He Wenzhan and his team quickly lay down and returned fire.

Meanwhile, another PTU team, led by Sergeant Cat, hid behind a car parked on the side of the road and drew their service pistols to fire at several armed men at a distant intersection.

Inspector Cheung Lai-kwan of the West Kowloon Regional Crime Unit, who was originally monitoring Fei Sha, wanted to get out of the car to launch a surprise attack when she saw the gunfight. However, she was shot in the car door by a ruthless gangster. She was so frightened that she quickly closed the car door and lay down on the seat. She didn't even dare to pick up her service pistol, which fell to the ground.

In a moment of desperation, Fei Sha pulled out a gun and fired, only to find that it was a toy gun. He threw it away and ran away.

At this moment, less than 10 seconds had passed since the bald man and the big-eyed man started shooting at each other. The sound of AK47s firing had already rang out, and several PTU officers in the distance had blood spurting from their bodies.

The four thugs at the street corner were also shot, but because the .38 caliber bullet's power was greatly reduced at long range, they were still able to fight back.

With a loud bang, the robber who was about to get up and chase after Fei Sha was hit by a medium-sized van and thrown seven or eight meters away. His whole body fell onto the cement road with a "thud" like a lump of rotten flesh. His eyes were unfocused, his body was twisted in many unnatural places, and he kept spitting out blood foam. It was clear that he would not survive.

The van that braked suddenly stopped at the intersection, completely obscuring the PTU officers' view. The uninjured officers quickly reloaded, while the injured officers who were still able to move moved to the side of the road.

In the middle of the street, besides Ho Man-chin who was still able to get up and kneel to change his ammunition, another police officer was lying on the ground unable to move.

The other PTU team, which was firing from behind the car, was in a slightly better situation. One of them had his face cut by flying glass from the car window but was still capable of fighting. However, another person was lying on the back of a private car, and his fate was unknown.

When He Wenzhan had finished reloading and was on guard with his gun, Ah Cat loudly ordered his team to drag the guy who had fallen on the street to the roadside for treatment.

The gunfire from the opposite side, whose view was obscured by the van, finally stopped a few seconds later.

"Central dispatch, PTU female sergeant 26316 is calling!"

"26316, please speak!"

"A gunfight has broken out on Canton Road. Several police officers have been injured. Please send reinforcements and call an ambulance," Cat shouted in response.

"Okay, please hold on, support will depart immediately." The operator quickly and clearly replied.