Hong Kong film: The Ni family tycoon, who kills people and then amasses an army.

“Johnny, this is my boss.”

Fiery and Ah Zu sat opposite Johnny Wang and introduced themselves.

Johnny nodded nonchalantly and asked, "What do you want to buy?"

Do you have any foreign products?

Guan Zu asked.

"As long as you can afford the price, I can get my hands on even lunar-made goods."

Johnny snorted.

"That's good. I need submachine guns, sniper rifles, pistols, grenades, and body armor..."

Guan Zu rattled off a long list of gun models.

These words stunned Johnny Wang, who then sniffed and stopped underestimating Guan Zu.

"I have everything you want, but these aren't cheap. Are you sure you can afford the price? Let me make this clear: if you try to mess with me, you'll regret ever being alive."

Johnny Wong said.

"Don't worry about that, I have plenty of money."

As Guan Zu spoke, he slapped a stack of bright green US dollars in front of Johnny Wang.

Upon seeing the US dollars, Johnny Wang immediately broke into a smile.

"Is this enough as a deposit?"

Guan Zu said.

"That's enough. Come with me to the warehouse to get the goods later."

Johnny put the US dollars away and said with a smile.

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Chapter Sixty-One: A Major Event on Hong Kong Island! Taking Over a Bank in Tsim Sha Tsui!

Late at night, ten o'clock.

The rooftop of the building.

A group of people were sitting on the edge of the rooftop; they were Azu and his four companions, who had just purchased weapons.

By this time, they were fully armed and equipped with various weapons and a large number of grenades that they had purchased from Johnny Wan.

Besides Azu and the others, there was another person on the rooftop, the bank manager who had been kidnapped.

Dah Sing Bank is located right below this building.

"The action begins!"

Azu glanced at his watch, then stuffed the bank manager into a bag, tied a rappelling rope to it, and threw him down.

Immediately afterwards, the five people tied on their rappelling ropes and jumped down.

The building has dozens of floors and is over a hundred meters tall.

However, this height was nothing to Azu and his companions.

They were extreme sports enthusiasts, and only after various sports failed to excite them did they choose to rob a bank in search of greater thrills.

Several tens of seconds later.

Ah Zu and his team landed safely and broke into the Dah Sing Bank through the glass exterior. They then grabbed the bank manager, who was terrified, and led him to the bank's vault.

"Open the vault."

Ah Zu is holding a G3 sniper rifle, with the muzzle pointed at the bank manager's head.

"No...don't kill me...I'm just an employee..."

The bank manager, trembling, entered the password and key to open the vault.

The heavy vault door slowly opened, revealing stacks of US dollars inside.

This is the vault that Ah Zu specially selected, specifically for these US dollars. Otherwise, if it were all Hong Kong dollars, the five of them wouldn't be able to take much.

"Wow, this is amazing!"

Huo Bao's eyes lit up when he saw the US dollar, and he cheered.

Zhou Su, A Tian, ​​and Liang Maisi also looked excited and began frantically stuffing money into their pre-prepared travel bags.

Only Ah Zu didn't even glance at the vault, instead tossing it to the bank manager on a mobile phone and saying, "Call the police."

"Huh?" The bank manager was dumbfounded, never expecting that the robber would ask him to call the police.

"I'll tell you to call the police, or I'll blow your head off."

Ah Zu grinned maliciously.

"Don't kill me, I'll call the police right now..."

The bank manager was frightened by Ah Zu's appearance and hurriedly dialed the police, "Tai Sin Bank in Sham Shui Po, there's an armed robbery, please come quickly!"

After saying that, the bank manager handed the mobile phone to Azu, and said tremblingly, "I did everything you said, please don't kill me... I'm just an employee..."

boom!

Azu said nothing and pulled the trigger.

Blood splattered all over Azu's face. He stuck out his tongue and licked it, a look of pleasure immediately appearing on his face.

"We've taken enough money, the cops will be here soon, time to get down to business!"

Ah Zu called out to the vault.

Robbing Dah Sing Bank was just part of the plan; the real highlight, part 387, was the ambush of the police.

"coming!"

Zhou Su and his companions, carrying money bags, left the bank with Azu and found ambush positions in various locations near the entrance.

A few minutes later.

Three police cars and one armored vehicle turned in from one end of the street and drove straight toward the bank entrance.

However, before the police cars could stop, a barrage of bullets rained down, riddling the lead police car with holes and killing all four officers inside.

Then several grenades were thrown out, destroying the assault vehicle.

The police officers who were lucky enough to survive could only hide behind the police car, pull out their guns, and pull the trigger in the general direction.

However, this firing method couldn't even achieve suppressive fire, let alone hit Azu and the others.

The difference in firepower between the two sides was also quite obvious. Azu and his men were using sniper rifles, assault rifles, and submachine guns, and their firepower was fierce.

The police officers only had .38 revolvers, which were inherently limited in power and had very few bullets.

Before long, the first batch of police officers who arrived were either dead or wounded, and were no longer able to fight.

"Tin, don't forget to film this and send it to the TV station so the whole of Hong Kong knows that we are the best!"

Ah Zu shouted wildly.

"Don't worry, it was recorded a long time ago."

Ah Tian held an MP5 submachine gun in one hand and a video camera in the other, filming the battle.

"That's enough, let's retreat!"

Seeing that the police officers had suffered heavy casualties, Ah Zu gave a shout, and the five of them quickly left.

……

The next day.

The videotapes taken by Azu and others were sent to various newspapers and television stations.

Hong Kong media outlets disregarded whether these things would affect the police's image and published them directly as trending news.

This instantly reignited the already heated public debate surrounding the Wei family kidnapping case.

Countless people are deeply disappointed with the police. They can't handle kidnappers, and now they can't even deal with bank robbers. Many more people question the police's role, given that they spend taxpayers' money but can't maintain social stability.

Tai Kok Tsui.

Inside a residential building.

"It's been so lively these past few days. I didn't expect to see so many colleagues from Hong Kong Island."

Chen Yiyuan (from the movie "Big Event") looked at the newspaper and said.

"Brother Yuan, shall we take this opportunity to make a quick buck?"

Zhang Long, one of his subordinates, suggested.

Chen Yiyuan nodded, took out an AK47, cocked it with a click, and said, "Call the brothers to get to work. It's so lively outside, the cops' attention is all on them, which will make our operation easier."

"Understood, Brother Yuan."

Zhang Long also drew his gun, cocked it, and then called the others to go downstairs together.