Nie Zhao asked, "Who is the source of electricity?"
Secretary An said, "Inspector Liao from Kowloon."
Nie Zhao said, "Tell them that we will agree to any conditions, but we must ensure that everyone is safe!"
Secretary An called back and officially began discussing the ransom.
Inside the tunnel, because Nie Jiajun was shielding them from bullets, the bodyguards only dared to chase from a distance and did not dare to approach.
Cheung Tze-keung had no idea about the connection between the Nip family and the mainland police, but he also knew the dangers of Kowloon. He said, "Maybe Master Er and Master Dong are already in place. If you're not careful, the Hung Hom Tunnel will be your death trap!"
There were five kidnappers in total, and their guns were invincible—50-round AKs, and each of them had two magazines.
Ambulances have a natural advantage: their windows on both sides are particularly small, making them easy targets for snipers.
Cheung Tze-keung himself grabbed Nip Ka-chun, and when he saw Nip Ka-chun tilt his head as if he was about to move, he slammed the butts of his gun down with two loud bangs.
He arranged for two robbers to guard the window, then lifted Nie Jiajun and put him in the passenger seat.
The most important thing now is him and the driver. To prevent the driver from being sniped, Nie Jiajun has to be used as a shield.
Looking at the brightly lit tunnel entrance, he took a deep breath: "Charge!"
Chen Rou was actually only about 30 meters away from him, but he didn't see her.
Because she was riding a motorcycle, and she wasn't on a road, but on a narrow sidewalk for maintenance workers, riding a motorcycle on that side was like riding a motorcycle across a log bridge; if she wasn't careful, she would fall off.
But as the old saying goes, "Skill breeds daring."
Staring straight ahead, she continued to call out, "Team Leader Chen, Team Leader Chen, can you hear me?"
The walkie-talkie lost signal at a distance, but finally it did! Chen Ke said, "We're here!"
Others replied, "Yes, yes."
Chen Rou said, "We all shot at the rear window of the ambulance. The bullets on the left were 32cm downwards, and those on the right were 28cm downwards... They've arrived!"
In the blink of an eye, the ambulance had already rushed out of the tunnel. A photojournalist had used a rope to suspend himself at the tunnel entrance, shouting, "I got it! I got it!"
He did indeed capture it, and it was an exclusive and explosive shot—it showed Cheung Tze-keung's panicked and bewildered expression.
Based on conventional experience, the person lying in wait on this side of the tunnel would definitely be aiming at the driver. It was an excellent sniping position. One shot would blow the driver out of the way, and he would be finished. That's why he used Nie Jiajun to block the shot, so the person shooting had to miss.
But no, the sniper outside fired at the rear window the moment he rushed out of the tunnel.
Moreover, it was as if they could see inside the car. They fired in a crossfire, cutting off the kidnappers who were using the iron wall as a barrier from two directions. Two of them were shot in the head, and one was hit in the face by a bullet, torn into a bloody mess.
Kidnapping is inherently a bloody affair. Just before this moment, the situation was also in Cheung Tze-keung's favor. He had successfully kidnapped a hostage, a big fat sheep worth over a billion dollars. But in the blink of an eye, three of his men were gone.
But there was an even bigger surprise. Yu Heng looked outside and cursed repeatedly, "Idiot, big idiot!"
He thought that if he fled to Kowloon, there would at least be fewer people there.
But after we passed through the tunnel, there were even more reporters, even more cameras, and the TV was still broadcasting live.
With a whoosh, the sound of a mainland police siren, distinct from traditional Hong Kong sirens, signaled the start of the chase between police and criminals!
Although the incident took place in Kowloon, neither Master Ye nor Master Dong were involved, and the entire gang of triad members were watching TV.
Those ICPO members who used to fight bandits in the Philippines are probably only suited for open field battles, not urban warfare.
Both Master Er and Master Dong had their own little schemes. They wondered if, in the event of a falling out and a fight broke out in the backstreets of Kowloon, their gang of bandits could take advantage of the terrain to have a battle with the ICPO.
With only one police car and two motorcycles available, the ICOPOs began their pursuit, and the consideration officially began.
Inside the ambulance, Cheung Tze-keung was yelling, "Damn it, how could this happen?"
He yelled at Yu Heng again: "Isn't Liao Sir your friend? Why did he turn against you?"
The trembling Guo Fuzheng, however, understood the situation better. He looked up, shaking, and said, "I see it! It's the mainland police!"
Citizens watching TV exclaimed, "They're actually police officers from the mainland?"
Just as Chen Ke said, the Hong Kong police force is a mixed bag, and Liao Sir in Kowloon had an ambiguous relationship with Cheung Tze-keung.
When the citizens saw Cheung Tze-keung flee to Kowloon, they thought he was like a dragon entering the sea, and that he had escaped again.
Ordinary people are fine; they just watch the show. But the wealthy people living in Mid-Levels and Repulse Bay are grinding their teeth in fear, because next time they'll be the ones kidnapped.
But there were still police officers chasing after them, and the police cars had simplified Chinese characters painted on them, clearly stating: Public Security Patrol!
They really are police officers from mainland China.
So, can they handle Cheung Tze-keung and rescue the hostages?
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