Feng Chaoyang has never been to Hong Kong, and Han Bo really wants to take him to Hong Kong for a visit, even if it is just a "one-day tour".

But now it is not the time to accompany his old comrades to travel, and he has never brought him or even applied for a Hong Kong and Macao pass, so he can only ask him and Qian Dahai to return to the Criminal Investigation Bureau together.

Superintendent Huang, the Liaison Officer of the Hong Kong Police Department, and the "O-Ki" Superintendent Zhongzai, took the No. 5 bus to the Luohu Port, and met with Chief Li, the Hong Kong and Macao liaison officer of the Criminal Investigation Bureau of the Municipal Bureau, who was rushing to the city, to go through the customs procedures, and transfer to the business car with license plates in both places to go straight to Hong Kong Island.

At the critical stage of the "Thunder 12" operation, Superintendent Huang was very busy and could only help coordinate with the Punishment Department.

Hong Kong's assistance in the search for Gu Sicheng was responsible for the operation on his way back. He drove to wait at an intersection near Victoria Bay. When he saw Han Bo's car, he raised his hand to say hello.

"Han Sir, what's going on?"

"It's a bit hard to speak of. We're too hasty and alerting the snake." Han Bo signaled his subordinates to follow closely, shook hands with Lu Zhongcai, and entered the black Toyota who had been in the way.

"Shocking the snake, so our intelligence is fine."

Facing his Hong Kong colleagues who helped a lot, Han Bo was embarrassed and put on his seat belt and said regretfully: "Actually, he went too late. He changed his foothold. He even installed 8 pinhole cameras on the factory before leaving, and set up a remote monitoring system, which was equipped with an alarm and counter-dial function. In other words, he knew about our actions immediately."

"Eavesdropping on the storm!" Lu Zhongcai was shocked and casually showed a Hong Kong film that was very popular in the past few years.

When you think about it carefully, it is a real version of "Epilogue Storm". Perhaps Gu Sicheng was inspired by "Epilogue Storm".

Han Bo became more and more depressed the more he thought about it. He said helplessly: "I received a report when I passed the test. The technical detective and the communications operator confirmed that at 4:22 am today, there was a mobile phone number that had never been activated before. In the Longjiang Hotel in Luohu District, I called Qian Xiaowu and Zong Hao's mobile phone number in Thailand. It can be seen how alert he is and how cautious he is."

Previously, I only had the mobile phone numbers of Qian Xiaowu and Zong Hao. They were in Thailand and used communication services provided by Thai telecom operators. Whether it is the mainland public security or the Hong Kong Police Department, they were out of reach. They could only passively monitor and monitor whether anyone dialed the two numbers from Shenzhen Zheng or Hong Kong.

Lu Zhong reacted and asked in a low voice: "So Qian Xiaowu and Zong Hao also ran away?"

"pretty close."

"Have the call content been monitored?"

"Lu Sir, you must abide by Hong Kong laws when investigating cases. We must also abide by the corresponding laws and procedures when handling cases. I took your phone call at around 3 a.m., and the technical investigation is under my jurisdiction, but the communication operator is not under my jurisdiction. It was not signed until half an hour ago. The call record was found afterwards. Only the host number, called number, call time, call duration and approximate location when the call was called."

"Maybe he didn't run away, did your people come out?"

"I set off right away. I guess there will be news in another hour or two, but I don't have much hope for it."

"Where is the phone that the master called?"

"It's turned off, maybe he's thrown away."

If it were other cases, you would still gain something even if you were alerted.

At least you can check the surrounding surveillance videos to confirm the suspect's physical characteristics, confirm whether it was committed by multiple people or single people, and even confirm which direction the suspect was running.

In this case, there will be no gains at all!

Gu Sicheng was not worried about exposure at all. Not only was he not worried, he was bold enough to remind you that he was here, but he also came to you with bombs to seek revenge.

Lu Zhong was very glad that he was not the one who was retaliated against. He was very glad that there had never been such a difficult suspect in Hong Kong. Thinking about it, he asked again: "What should I do next?"

"I think I know him very well, but I don't know him, at least I don't know what happened during his sentence at Stanley Prison, so I come here to ask you for help. Of course, the search work must continue, so that he can feel that we are pressing step by step."

"Han Sir, aren't you afraid that he will jump over the wall with a hurry?"

Han Bo habitually touched his nose and said self-deprecatingly: "What's there to be afraid of now? He won several rounds in a row and kept leading our noses, making us lose again and again. If we guessed correctly, this is the effect he wanted, which made the police go around and make the Shenzheng Municipal Public Security Bureau panic, and made me, Han, so he was so anxious that he might be enjoying this sense of accomplishment at this moment."

How can a person who always takes the lead be in a hurry?

Lu Zhongcai understood as if he was enlightened. After a moment of silence, he suddenly smiled and said, "Han Sir, I think this suspect is a bit like his boss who has been dead for several years. He is self-righteous and confident of winning. As long as you grasp his shortcomings, it will be a matter of time to find out him."

As soon as an expert opens his mouth, he will know if there is any.

Han Bo secretly praised one and said meaningfully: "He has won several rounds and has always taken the initiative and has played the public security organs all over the place. This is not something that everyone can do. If I were me, I would be gloomy. But he forgot that Han Bo can lose countless times, just win once. And he, Gu Sicheng, no matter how many times he wins like this, he will finish playing as long as he loses once!"

"He thought he was dealing with you, but in fact he was dealing with the entire state machine."

"So the only one who jokes to the end will be us, it cannot be him."

...

Before he knew it, the car had arrived at the Stanley Peninsula.

Located on the banks of Victoria Bay, it is located in the southeast corner of Hong Kong Island. It is the earliest developed place in Hong Kong Island and has a history of colonial rule for more than 130 years.

The first thing that comes into view is the Hong Kong Punishment Museum. There are many tourists coming to visit, and there are three buses parked at the door. Next to the museum, there is a castle-style building made of white bricks, standing faintly among the green trees, which is particularly eye-catching. This is the Stanley Prison, the largest prison in Hong Kong!

Stanley Prison is not under the jurisdiction of the Police Department, but under the jurisdiction of the Hong Kong Complaints Department.

The Department of Corrections, referred to as "csd" in English, is a discipline department under the Security Bureau of the SAR Government. It is responsible for the custody and rehabilitation services of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region. It is responsible for the management of 23 correctional institutions, including various prisons, correctional institutions, teaching centers, labor camps, drug rehabilitation centers and rehabilitation centers, etc., and also provides mid-way dormitory services for criminals released from prison.

The so-called "correction center", "teaching center" and "retirement center" are actually prisons with low and moderate defense.

There is not much difference between drug rehabilitation centers and drug rehabilitation centers in the mainland.

For most mainlanders, the "renewal center" is very unfamiliar. In fact, it is a bit like the judicial office in the mainland, and its function is equivalent to the community corrections implemented in the mainland over the years.

Providing mid-way dormitory services has a lot to do with every inch of land in Hong Kong.

People who are released from prison cannot have much money. If they do not have relatives and friends and cannot find a job for the time being, they will not only sleep on the streets, but may even commit crimes again. Therefore, the Disciplinary Department prepares a "middle-way dormitory" for them, so that they can at least have a place to settle after they are released from prison. As for whether they care about food or not, they don't know. Han Bo is not in the mood to inquire about these things now.

"Captain Han, welcome."

"Lu Sir, long time no see."

The "third brother" of the Shenzheng Public Security Bureau came to visit and was accompanied by himself on the way to the second seat of "O" and the prison attached great importance to it. The senior inspector of the Disciplinary Department, Shang Xuekun, deputy warden of Stanley Prison, took the opportunity to receive it from the busy government affairs and went out to greet him in person, which was extremely enthusiastic.

"Shan Sir, you are so famous here. Actually, I have wanted to visit you for a long time." Han Bo held his hand tightly and looked back at a few tourists who were walking here.

Inspector Shang has worked in Stanley Prison for more than 20 years and is a veteran prison expert.

He followed Han Bo's gaze and couldn't help but laugh in Mandarin that was not very standard: "Sir Han, in fact, Dori Prison is the earliest prison in Hong Kong, with a history of more than 150 years. The reason why our Stanley Prison is a bit famous may be related to the fact that Stanley is the largest prison in Hong Kong and mainly detains severe prisoners."

"Forgive me for being ignorant, it turns out that there is a longer history!"

"Of course, if Chief Han has time, he can go to the Punishment Museum to take a look."

"Shang Sir, the reason why you Stanley is famous is that I think it is related to the prison riot that year, which shocked Hong Kong. The media competed to report it. If it is really a slaughter, you can't be famous." Lu Zhong couldn't help but joke.

"Lu Sir, don't hit someone in the face. You can't expose our shortcomings in front of Chief Han," Inspector Shang joked humorously, and then raised his arm very gentlemanly: "Law Han, please come here. Sorry, you and Lu Sir need to go through the security check before entering."

Fearing that old friends misunderstand, Lu Zhong quickly explained: "Sir Han, Stanley is the largest prison in Hong Kong and the highest level of defense. As Sir Shang said just now, the main detention of severe prisoners is the main one, and there are very strict defense regulations. Even if the Chief Executive comes to the prison for inspection, he must search."

"It's okay, understand."

How could Han Bo put on airs and make things difficult for others? He could not affect the image of the mainland public security. He came to the security checkpoint with the inspector Shang, cooperated to take out his cell phone, key, and raised his arms to let the prison guards search.

After searching, everyone walked towards the reception room.

When passing the surveillance center, Han Bo slowed down and took a few more glances with curiosity.

It seems that this place is not only the largest scale, but also the most modern. The surveillance center is a bit like the 110 command center. The camera lens monitors every corner of the prison. The huge TV screen, every cell, workshop, corridor, etc. are clear. The police are on duty 24 hours a day and surveillance day and night.

"General Han, we have imprisoned more than 1,500 male adult prisoners here, many of which are felony prisoners, including Ye Jihuan, "Rain Night Butcher" Lin Guoyun, etc. In order to prevent prisoners from escaping prisoners, such as high walls, iron windows, power grids, and monitors, even the tops of several lamp posts on the court were pulled with steel cables to prevent helicopters from hijacking."

Inspector Shang pointed to a large screen in the surveillance center through the bulletproof glass as he knew it: "Look, the second large screen is the cell, almost all of which are 'single rooms'. The air window is sealed with iron rods. Each cell has the name of the prisoner, security level, crime, sentence, and estimated date of release from prison. Those who are inclined to escape will be included in the 'escape list' and will be specially marked."

"What if I mark it?" Han Bo asked with interest.

"Prisoners listed on the 'escape list' will 'enjoy' the highest level of security services. Not only are the prison security more tight, but the frequency of police patrols will also increase."

...

I have been working for so many years, not to mention Hong Kong prisons or mainland prisons, but the most detention facilities are the detention centers.

Listening to Inspector Shang’s introduction and looking at the strict security measures here, Han Bo was really eye-opening.

According to Inspector Shang, there was a execution ground here before!

In the past, all prisoners sentenced to death in Hong Kong were executed in Stanley Prison. From 1945 to 1966, a total of 122 death row prisoners were executed at Stanley Prison. The last death penalty was executed on November 16, 1966. After that, the British Hong Kong authorities abolished the death penalty in accordance with British law.

After a quick walk, he came to the reception room and sat down. Han Bo took the coffee and talked straight to the point of his trip and the important matters.

"Chief Han, Hong Kong law stipulates that prisoners in prisons must engage in some useful work. We have a well-equipped factory, managed by industrial team members. The types of labor include more than ten businesses such as garment, woodworking, printing, shoemaking, painting, and home appliance repair.

Prisoners usually work 5 days a week, work 6 hours a day, and pay wages every week. Weekly wages are paid to a few Hong Kong dollars according to different types of jobs and yields. As prisoners are employed by the Department of Corrections. The wages of prisoners are only allowed to purchase daily necessities and food at the convenience store in the prison. The remaining ones are stored on their behalf and will be given to them when they are released after they are sentenced to death."

Inspector Shang opened the file that he had prepared early and suddenly frowned when he saw the labor item: "Chief Han, Lu Sir, your two worries may make sense. Gu Sicheng, a mainland prisoner, participated in the labor service during his sentence in our prison. The files show that he learned very quickly and asked humbly for advice if he didn't understand. He even signed up for home appliance repair and computer professional skills training and exams."

Not really good news!

Han Bo subconsciously asked: "Sir, do you also provide professional skills training here?"

"Captain Han, in prisoners can participate in some professional skills training in addition to participating in labor in prison. We just held a ceremony not long ago to award academic certificates to 61 prisoners to commend their efforts in academic further studies. In fact, in our prison, 80% of prisoners are choosing their favorite majors based on their own conditions, hoping to obtain internationally recognized academic qualifications and professional qualifications, in order to return to society in the future and regain employment opportunities."

Although these trainings are likely to cause great trouble to the police in both places, Inspector Shang still looked proud.

There is so much trouble!

When he was a child, the bastard didn't study hard and went to prison to study. Not only did he learn the knowledge in books, but he also had the opportunity to practice it. He understood computers and repaired home appliances. In addition, he learned blasting technology in the mining area, and had lightning tubes and explosives in his hand. It was not difficult for him to make fixed-time bombs and remote-control bombs.

Han Bo took a deep breath and said bluntly: "Sir Shang, Gu Sicheng will not be arrested for a day. This not only poses a huge threat to the lives and property safety of tens of millions of citizens in our Shenzheng, but also a huge threat to the lives and property safety of millions of Hong Kong citizens, because it is hard to say whether he will smuggle into Hong Kong."

"Sir Han, what can our prison do for you?"

"I need to review all the archives about him here, such as what prisoners he met, what kind of labor he participated in, what skills training courses he took, whether anyone has visited prison during his sentence, whether he has received letters, in short, the more detailed the better."

"Sir, I'm sorry, what you asked for is beyond my authority, I need to report it to my boss."
Chapter completed!