1990Rage Flag Soldier

Chapter 84 Air Transport Plan (monthly ticket plus updates)
"Disaster."

Zhou Minghua could understand the boss's thoughts and analyzed sentence by sentence: "Most of the arms on the black market are indeed from Lao Su. They are cheap, durable, large and small, and have all kinds of equipment."

"On the contrary, the cost from the mainland is more expensive. The ones there are official shipments, while the ones from Lao Su are shipped by the military."

"The products from Southeast Asia are not of good workmanship, and the products from the United States have no shortcomings except the price."

"But the price is its biggest drawback."

Zhang Ziwen nodded: "Yeah."

"But the arms sold by Lao Su are cheap, but it is not cheap to transport them to Hong Kong Island."

Zhou Minghua spread his hands and said helplessly: "The most convenient way to get to Hong Kong Island is by sea, but Lao Su has to walk through the Red Sea to get to Hong Kong Island."

"Not to mention the pirates on the road, the price of chartering a ship is not cheap."

"It is unrealistic to bring a ship full of arms into Hong Kong. They usually land on the Haojiang River, and it costs a lot of money to carry them up and down. Therefore, Haojiang is a transit point for smuggled arms in East Asia."

"But have we used up all the cargo?"

If you can't use it all, you can only sell it.

"I see."

Zhang Ziwen was noncommittal and could tell that Zhou Minghua, Li Junsheng and others had little interest in the arms business.

First, the arms business is considered a heavy asset project, and a lot of money needs to be invested in it. Second, it is difficult to dismantle it. Dozens and dozens of units are dismantled to associations. It is impossible to dismantle a ship of goods until the Year of the Monkey, and it will not be used by one's own business. so many.

"It's easy to buy goods from Lao Su. The disintegration of Lao Su at the end of the year will lead to a big sale. What's difficult is transporting and dismantling the goods, and finding a big buyer."

Competition in the arms market was fierce in the 90s. New weapons on the black market were priced at tens of millions of dollars, while old weapons were half-sale and half-free. Many countries had the ability to manufacture rifles.

Only a few areas in chaotic Southeast Asia, South Africa, and the Northern Dynasties were left with demand, but back again they had to solve the transportation problem.

Zhang Ziwen not only wanted to reduce the cost of weapons, but also wanted to take advantage of Lao Su's big sale to see if he could make a big profit and build a weapons warehouse for the Field Support Department first.

There must be one in Haojiang, Japan Island, Taiwan Island, and Myanmar.
There will be one in the future.

With more than 10 million Hong Kong dollars in hand, it’s not enough to play big, and it’s boring to play small.

"In fact, we can transport it by air. It just so happens that the company controls the security of Kai Tak Airport and charters a plane to fly directly to Hong Kong Island with the full load." Zhang Ziwen was extremely bold: "Transport it out from the airport, then cross the sea and hide it in Haojiang. "

"The intermediate process is very simple and can be done with a few fishing boats, but then arms will become Riot's second largest business."

Air freight is a little more expensive than sea freight, but it is safer and no one checks the goods on the road.

After landing, close the airport door and move quickly, so even the gods can't catch him.

If the police come to investigate, the plane will plunge directly into the sea, destroying the body and destroying all traces, and there will be no evidence whatsoever.

Zhang Ziwen did not share this idea with others.

Riot Games still can't protect it...it doesn't even have access to the security market. It's too risky to steal arms dealers' jobs.

A week later.

Chief Inspector of Major Crimes in Central, Li Jiazhong, came to the door: "Sheng Zhang, I heard that you recovered the 100 million in cash from the Civil Aviation Department. Can you tell me who did the case?"

"Sir Li, who gave you the news?"

Zhang Ziwen was sitting on the sofa, wearing a suit and leather shoes, sniffing a cigar.

"After the Civil Aviation Department recovered the cash, Riot Company immediately took over the business of Kai Tak Airport. Anyone with a discerning eye can see it." Li Jiazhong laughed at himself: "The Hong Kong Island Police Force has more than 20,000 people, and there are not even dozens of Zhang Sheng's men. The number one is very capable, and so far we can’t even find out who the main culprit is.”

This is not to blame for the incompetence of the police force, but the current situation is more complicated than it has been historically.

According to the police's judgment, there were more than 20 robbers, all composed of mercenaries and local groups. There had also been internal strife during the period, and the clues were a mess.

Historically, it took the police just a few months to catch Zhang Ziqiang, but now it is even more difficult. "I can give you the news."

Zhang Ziwen looked at Li Jiazhong and said, "But you owe me a favor."

"it is good."

Li Jiazhong readily agreed.

Because he is only one step away from the position of superintendent. If he can win the 100 million Hong Kong dollar weapon robbery case, he will be promoted to the superintendent of the serious crime team next year.

Zhang Ziwen knew that the police force could not find anyone and would come to him sooner or later. If it was Huang Zhiming from Kowloon District, he would definitely play tricks on him.

But Central Superintendent Li Jiazhong is a smart man and can speak directly if he has anything to say.

Moreover, Li Jiazhong was not the supervisor of the case, so he came to him specifically, clearly wanting to take credit and climb up the ladder.

It's a good thing to be ambitious, and Zhang Ziwen didn't mind fulfilling him. He stood up and went to the desk, opened the drawer, took out a photo, and handed it to Li Jiazhongdao in front of him.

“I don’t know if it’s because I don’t have money, I’m unwilling, or I’m too confident.”

"I'm still on Hong Kong Island, so let's get on with it."

Li Jiazhong took the photo and recognized the person on it at a glance: "Zhang Ziqiang!"

Cheung Chi-keung is a local from Hong Kong. His family is in Kowloon. His father runs a herbal tea shop. When he was young, he hung out with people from all walks of life and was imprisoned several times for fighting.

In the robbery of a gold shop on Nathan Road two months ago, the police followed social connections and traced Zhang Ziqiang.

Although Zhang Ziqiang did not show up during the armed robbery, which is very different from Ye Jihuan, who took the lead, but through the witness's description, following the robber, you can still touch Zhang Ziqiang's tail.

Although there is a lack of direct evidence, if the police arrest the person first, the evidence will be there. How can the court decide?

As long as the police force brings people to court, it has fulfilled its duties and can calm public opinion. Even if you want to scold the judge in the court, you can scold him.
"Thank you Zhang Sheng."

Li Jiazhong believed most of it at once, and was already eager to go back and arrest people.

Zhang Ziwen smiled and said: "Sir Li, you're welcome, I'll take you downstairs."

This time the police wonder whether Zhang Ziqiang can be brought to justice?

night.

Zhang Ziwen returned to the sea view apartment in Tsim Sha Tsui East, Mong Kok. Zhu Yin was wearing a kitchen skirt and was busy in front of the stove: "Brother Wen, you can eat in a while. Let's take a sip of soup first."

"Okay."

When he saw Zhu Yin, he remembered that today was the weekend. Only during school holidays, Zhu Yin would stay in the apartment all day.

The rest of the time I basically live on campus, and occasionally I go out overnight.

"nice."

Zhang Ziwen drank the soup and said with a smile: "Is it a big tonic soup?"

Zhu Yinjiao snorted, rolled her eyes, turned and walked back to the kitchen.

Zhang Ziwen was drinking soup and found a letter on the table. He picked it up and said, "Ayin, who sent it?"

"Landlord Chen Sheng."

Zhu Yin said: "The contract for the apartment was about to expire. Seeing that you were not at home, Chen Sheng originally planned to stick the letter on the door. But I happened to be here, so he handed it to me directly."

"You don't even have to look at it, it must be another rent increase."

(End of this chapter)