Cold War
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Team management--team action
Last November
According to data from the observatory
Hong Kong experienced
the latest typhoon arrival event in a year.
Typhoon Coral brought over 200mm of rainfall to Hong Kong.
Wake up, Man. Thieves!
Wake up, Man. Thieves!
Shut up.
Answer your phone.
Van 71 calling.
Van 71, go ahead.
Container Port Road South in Kwai Chung,
near street light CC0381.
There's TADO (Traffic Accident Damage Only).
Hey, mister. Stand still!
Someone's hurt, looks conscious.
Wait for more detail.
Mister, you're hurt.
Do you need an ambulance?
You shut up! I can't understand Chinese. Piss off! Get the f*** out of here man!
You are suspected of dangerous and drunk driving.
Don' touch me. Don't touch me.
Shut up. Don't f***ing touch me! All right.
Hey, watch your tongue. Quit the foul language.
Show me your ID card.
What ID card? No!
Do I need to carry an ID card?
If you don't show us, we'll take you to the police station right now.
Do you know who my uncle is?
Sit down! Sit down!
Shut up. Hey shup up.
Calm down. Sit still there.
Hello? Yeah! Uncle! Yeah, this is Brian.
These dumbass police won't let me go right now.
All right! You! Take the phone!
Hello, this is Emergency Unit Commander M.Y. Shum.
He's suspected of drunk driving.
What is his relationship to you?
Uncle, yeah! Can I go now?
Hello? A man crashed his car
and was suspected of drunk driving.
He said his uncle is a judge.
What? They're mad dogs.
I must go. I... have to go. Hello?
Arrest him!
Joe
We're cops, not mad dogs.
If you assault cops,
I could beat you to death!
Vincent, these are the documents you want.
Thank you.
Lau,
Commissioner Tsang's flight
just arrived in Copenhagen.
Headquarters Command Control Centre said,
apart from the Police Public Relations Branch
and Head quarters Command Control Centre,
At least three G4 tactical teams
took action 15 minutes ago.
Is it that serious?
There's more.
Twenty minutes ago, Deputy Police Commissioner Lee as Acting Commissioner
announced a Tier One Response.
Something's up.
Sir
Lau
The big show tonight is obviously against you.
Watch out.
Save the formality. Time is short.
Albert, let's start.
We called you all back so late
because of two things,
First, an hour and a half ago,
an explosive went off outside the Broadway Mongkok cinema.
So far no casualties have been reported.
Second, last night at 23.00,
an Emergency Unit van in New Territories South
hadn't reported to the Command Centre for 30 minutes.
At 23:
19,our report room received an anonymous phone call.
Leanne
An Emergency Unit van
with five cops,
and all the equipment in the van.
What's it all worth?
Michael
The Emergency unit control centre confirmed that
No. 71
is still out of contact.
Regional Command records show
No. 71 was mid-shift
At 22:
44, it had just dealt with a drunkard causing trouble.They continued on with work and then went missing.
Not only the EU van,
but also the phones of the five officers went dead.
We all know GPS isn't exact.
Besides radio records,
we activated
the Major Incident Investigation and Disaster Support System
are locked down a 20 km radius.
New Territories South sent out two EU vans
and patrol cars to follow up.
Up to now...
Lau. Up to this point, what do you think?
Michael's deployment is right.
But I'd call in
everyone related to cases
handled earlier by No. 71
to assist in our investigation.
We've already done what you've just said.
Listen, on the face of it,
the Mongkok bomb and the hijacked van
can't be random incidents
as they happened around the same time.
23 minutes ago,
I activated the Emergency Response System
and this is the Provisional Command Centre.
To, you're the Director of IT.
I want you to explain
why this happened.
Lee, as the Supervisory Boad and computer section heads
aren't here,
let me answer for...
I am asking about the technical stuff
Can you five an answer?
To!
Given today's technology and resources,
the hijackers can only block a channel,
Beyond our department,
no one knows what frequency we use.
It's simple. We'll check with the Broadcasting Authority
to see where TV and radio signals
in New Territories South had interference.
We can then locate where the hijacking took place.
Our budget was cut,
and $540 million was spent
over six years for
so-called state-of-the-art-technology.
The Commissioner is in Copenhagen right now
boasting about how safe Hongkong is,
how professional the police is.
How could we imagine this ridiculous system
would let a whole team and a police van
vanished without a trace?
I could draw conclusions now.
Two possibilities,
First, there's a mole in the force.
Second, there's a serious loophole in our communications system.
It's your department's responsibility, To.
Albert, carry on.
According to the armoury's records,
Van No. 71 was fully loaded.
Five officers were on board.
Drive Johnny Wong, 6911,
plainclothes detective Kelvin Chang,
60625,
Sergeant M.Y. Shum, 48457,
Communicator C.M. Leung
And sitting in the rear seat is
Joe Lee, 78633.
I'm treating this as a terrorist indicent.
Considering its gravity,
I've decided to take charge.
The operation code is Cold War.
Listen up, taking police officers hostage
is never tolerated in Hongkong.
Never!
Lau, my team is ready.
You have to watch To closely.
To make an EU van disappear,
you'd not just block the GPS in the van
and cut all uploads and downloads,
But also kill its radio.
80% of Hongkong's highways are equipped with cameras.
Even if they all fail, it doesn't matter.
What's best about
the third-generation communication system
is this:
every officer's radio has GPS.
Even if it's turned off,
we can switch it on via central computer.
How come I didn't know that?
It's the Cat. 2 setup.
Not even the legislature's Finance Committee knows.
You're an admin executive,
so of course you wouldn't know.
In other words, every policeman is wearing a bug?
Not a bug
a secret weapon!
Listen! The data shows the abducted officers
are being held at the shipyard on Tam Kon Shan Road in Tsing Yi.
Until now, our EU van
and its weapons
are still missing.
We have to speed up.
Because of his son,
Lee has made this whole department mess.
Time is so tight and
Criminal Intelligence Bureau isn't involved.
Our men will be put in danger.
Lau,
do you think there's a mole in the force?
No, I don't.
Maybe there's something wrong with our communications system.
What's wrong is the operation code name.
Lau.
Lee.
You can get ready to open the window.
Lee, can we talk a while?
I understand Joe is on the hostage list.
But should you let Albert take charge of it?
I just saw the floor plans they're using
are three years old
and don't have Building Department's chop.
Since the position has been located,
shouldn't we plan everything first before storming in?
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