Hong Kong Film: Night Cop

"Liu sir, why do you think the judge killed Lian Haolong and the other two?" Ding Jiaqiang asked.

"I don't know. You'll probably have to investigate that yourselves. That's all I know," Liao Zhizong said.

After saying this, Liao Zhizong cupped his hands in greeting and left.

Ding Jiaqiang approached Su Su and A Fa's bodies and asked the forensic examiner, "Any clues?"

"Judging from the killer's methods, both victims died from having their necks broken. The killer was extremely strong. Ding Sir, look at the condition of Ah Fa's body; he was killed from behind..."

To make Ding Jiaqiang know more truthfully how Afa died, the forensic expert stood behind one of the political department personnel, using Li Fei's method to pinch and pull Afa's head up and down, then turned his hand and said, "That's how it is."

"Susu and Afa aren't deaf. Their friends were right behind them, so why didn't they notice?" Ding Jiaqiang was quite capable and quickly noticed the suspicious point.

The forensic examiner looked around and said, "This is also what I can't understand the most. The office is so big, there's nowhere to hide. If there were someone in the office, the two of them should have noticed long ago. It's impossible for the murderer to kill Ah Fa silently."

“Ding Sir, have you forgotten Wenjun’s death? There are eyewitnesses who say that the judge can turn invisible and suspect that he was killed by a ghost, but no one believes it. If the judge can turn invisible, then it is normal that Susu and Ah Fa did not expect that there was someone in the office.”

Ding Jiaqiang's confidant, Zhou Jian, said.

"Nonsense, invisibility? Do you think the judge is a ghost or a monster?" Ding Jiaqiang glared at him and said.

He believed in science, and as for the idea of ​​invisibility, that was all nonsense. It was just that the murderer was too cunning, and no one discovered the murderer's method.

"What about Susu? Under what circumstances was she killed?"

Ding Jiaqiang asked the forensic expert again.

The forensic examiner glanced at Su Su, whose eyes were wide open, and said, "Judging from her physical signs of death, she was pinned to the table and strangled. Judging from her reactions before she died, she must have seen what the murderer looked like."

What good is it for a dead person to have seen the murderer?
Ding Jiaqiang looked disappointed.

"We've received orders from above to capture this thug, Judge, as soon as possible. You must thoroughly investigate and find clues about Judge," Ding Jiaqiang told his men.

"Yes, sir."

“You’re just a piece of trash, Ah Jian, come with me.”

Hearing his subordinate's lifeless voice, Ding Jiaqiang snorted coldly, beckoned to Zhou Jian, and the two walked out of the office together.

"Sir, what is it?"

Upon arriving in the lobby, Zhou Jian asked cautiously.

"So you know who the British Hong Kong government hated the most?" Ding Jiaqiang said.

"It is the judge."

The judge killed countless noble British people and even political officials, giving the Hong Kong British government a huge slap in the face.

The Hong Kong British government could be said to hate the judge to the core, wishing they could tear him to pieces.

"The senior political department has allocated a quota for immigration to the UK. Whoever finds or captures the judge will be rewarded with ten immigration places," Ding Jiaqiang said.

Ten immigration slots!

Zhou Jian was startled upon hearing this.

For the wealthy, immigrating to the UK is not difficult; they can immigrate simply by paying a fee.

But for the middle class, obtaining an immigration spot is extremely difficult.

Because of the imminent return of Hong Kong to China, many Hong Kong people who are not optimistic about the mainland are emigrating abroad.

The first choice is, of course, the UK itself.

But everyone knows how difficult it is for immigrants from the UK.

First, Hong Kong residents who want to immigrate to the UK need to meet certain eligibility requirements.

According to UK immigration regulations, applicants need to have a stable source of income and sufficient financial resources to ensure their quality of life in the UK.

In addition, applicants need to prove that they have sufficient personal and health insurance to cover any medical problems that may arise in the UK.

Secondly, there is the application process. Applicants need to prepare a series of application materials, including proof of identity, proof of income, proof of insurance, and information on family members.

After preparing the required documents, applicants need to submit their applications to the UK Immigration Office. Typically, applications require approval and review, which can take months or even years.

Finally, if there are significant contributors, the above process can actually be skipped.

Arresting the judge was the biggest contribution to the Hong Kong government, which is why the government offered ten immigration slots.

“Many people in the Political Department are eyeing these ten spots. You know, even if they don’t use them themselves, they can sell them to others for a lot of money,” Ding Jiaqiang said.

It is said that a wealthy man paid HK$10 million to the Hong Kong government in order to immigrate to the UK.

Ten spots, which is one hundred million.

With such a large sum of money, I can do whatever I want.

"Sir, I'll be the first to catch the judge. I only need two spots then," Zhou Jian said earnestly.

It is said that money can move people's hearts, and Zhou Jian was certainly tempted as well.

Ding Jiaqiang patted Zhou Jian on the shoulder with satisfaction and said, "Not bad, Jian, then this case is up to you."

"Thank you for your appreciation, sir."

Despite his tall and muscular build, Zhou Jian is actually quite meticulous.

Tsim Sha Tsui Police Station.

Lei Meizhen was alone in the toilet, feeling very lost.

They're all dead.

First it was Lian Haodong, then Lian Haolong, Susu, and so on. All the top executives of Chung Hsin Yi died.

The police searched the scene but found nothing related to her.

Lei Meizhen simply did not believe that Lian Haodong and Lian Haolong had no leverage over them.

But everything related to myself seems to have disappeared.

This reminded Lei Meizhen of Li Fei.

Ever since Li Fei contacted her, Lian Haolong, who was loyal and trustworthy, started getting into trouble.

But it was the judge who killed Lian Haolong and Susu.

Li Fei is a senior inspector in the police force, while the magistrate is a fugitive wanted by the British colonial government.

The two cannot possibly have a relationship.

But why did the judge kill Lian Haolong by such a coincidence?
Countless possibilities flashed through Lei Meizhen's mind, and Li Fei's image kept appearing in her mind.

"Is it him? Or is it all just a coincidence?" Lei Meizhen muttered to herself.

"I absolutely cannot expose myself, and I must not reveal Li Fei's matter to anyone," Lei Meizhen said firmly to herself.

Lei Meizhen may have gone astray and made mistakes in the past, but she is also a grateful person. Li Fei helped her so much, and she absolutely cannot drag him down with her.

Actually, Lei Meizhen was overthinking it.

Li Fei dared to do this because he wasn't afraid of being suspected.

After all, even if there is suspicion, the other party has no evidence.

No one would connect the two identities; they would only think it was a coincidence.

"Ah Zhen, you've been in the toilet for almost half an hour. Are you having an upset stomach?"

The female police officer in the same group knocked on the toilet door and asked with concern.

"I'm fine, my period came early, I'm cleaning up," Lei Meizhen said, coming back to her senses and offering an excuse.

"Oh."

...(End of chapter)