Chapter 262: Bet on the dignity of the Royal Police

Nanhu Bridge is only 32 metres long, and an ordinary person can cross it in a casual run. Zhou Ming and the students in his finance class quickly crossed the bridge as well.

There is a Nanjiang border checkpoint on this side of Nanhu Bridge, and there is also a border checkpoint on the opposite side of Gangcheng. As soon as Zhou Ming and his classmates stepped off the bridge, they saw many police officers standing at the exit. One of the officers saw Zhou Ming and his classmates coming down and took the initiative to come up to them and salute, saying, 'Hello, sir. Would you and the people behind you please follow me for a registration and inspection?'

Since they were crossing the border, it was routine to be checked when crossing the border, but the tone of the officer was very respectful. It was likely that he had seen the control situation at Nanhu Port across the street and thought that Zhou Ming was an extraordinary person.

Zhou Ming didn't bother to explain anything about it, just nodded lightly, and cooperated by following them to the adjacent office, taking out his passport and visa and handing them over for inspection.

The police officer froze when he saw Zhou Ming's passport. He asked incredulously, 'Excuse me, are you Mr. Zhou Ming? You are a university teacher, and this time you are taking these students abroad to study?'

Zhou Ming nodded and said, 'That's right, but to be precise, I am not really a teacher. I am more like a class counsellor.'

This answer immediately confused the police officer. He couldn't imagine how an ordinary class counsellor could receive such treatment. Wasn't the mainland a feudal hierarchical society where power was only open to those high-ranking officials and wealthy businessmen?

With this in mind, the police officer looked over Zhou Ming's passport and visa again and again, but still couldn't find anything wrong. Finally, he sighed helplessly. Zhou Ming of course understood what the police officer was thinking, but in the spirit of 'better safe than sorry,' he simply asked, 'Officer, have you finished checking? Can I go now?'

'Are you really students and tutors studying abroad?'

The officer's words almost came out of his mouth, but as soon as he said them, the officer regretted it. He subconsciously glanced to the side and saw that his subordinates were all looking at him. He suddenly remembered that he had just bragged that he must be here to see some big shot from the mainland, which made him feel like he couldn't hold his face.

'Yes, I think my visa already has the details written on it,' Zhou Ming said.

The officer was trying to think of a way to save face, when he heard Zhou Ming's words. He pointed to the border and asked, 'What's going on at Nanhu Port?'

Zhou Ming put his hands together and said, "I'm sorry, I don't know either.'

'You're full of shit!" the officer said, slapping the table and standing up. 'You Mainlanders are all dishonest. I think you're a spy sent by the mainland government, posing as a student. I'm going to arrest you and hand you over to my superiors!'

Zhou Ming frowned. He didn't want to get into any conflict with the police officer here, but the officer's repeated aggressiveness really annoyed him: 'Officer, I don't think it's any of your business what my status is. I entered the country through regular channels, and it's clearly written on my visa that I'm a teacher, taking students to study abroad...'

The police officer raised an eyebrow and said with a meaningful smile, 'Oh? You're still arguing? Do you still think you're in the mainland? Let me tell you, this is Hong Kong. I don't care what your status is in the mainland, but here you'd better behave yourself and tell me whatever I ask. Don't try any tricks, or you'll be hacked to death as soon as you leave this border checkpoint. Do you believe me?'

After saying that, the police officer sat back down in his seat and said, 'So now I suspect you of being a spy from the mainland. For the prosperity and stability of Hong Kong City, I have decided to temporarily detain you.'

After saying that, the police officer took out handcuffs and went around the table to cuff Zhou Ming, but Zhou Ming shook his head and said, 'If I were you, I definitely wouldn't do that.'

'So you're not me, Mainlander. Today I will teach you the necessary respect for the people of Hong Kong City.'

The police officer said arrogantly, but his words came to an abrupt end here, because he had only just walked up to Zhou Ming's front, and his hands shot out like lightning, grabbing him directly.

The person who made the move was naturally Zhou Ming's bodyguard **. Since he had always been a silent and unassuming presence, the police officer's attention had always been focused on Zhou Ming, and he had ignored him. ** had followed Zhou Ming in, and when he saw the police officer about to cuff Zhou Ming, he had to intervene.

'You dare to hit me? Looks like you've run into some trouble today. Looks like I have to teach you Mainlanders a lesson. You really think that people from Hong Kong are pushovers!'

The officer said this and then called for someone to come over. Facing the several policemen who were closing in on him, Zhou Ming did not panic. He just looked up at ** and ** nodded slightly at him. Zhou Ming knew that he was telling him that there was no problem. It was Zhou Ming who said to him, 'Don't hurt anyone, they are after all Hong Kong City police officers.'

It sounded like an impossible task to resolve the situation without hurting the several strong police officers surrounding him, but for ** it was a piece of cake. He had too many ways to incapacitate people without hurting them.

But these Hongcheng policemen didn't know, especially the police officer, who was even more furious after hearing Zhou Ming's words. This clearly showed that they were being looked down upon. So he yelled and took the lead, swinging his fist at **'s face. However, his fist was caught in mid-air by **, who then grabbed his hand and pulled him backwards, easily handcuffing him to the table.

After he had dealt with the police officer, the other policemen arrived. They all pounced on ** at once, but ** just calmly struck out.

He grabbed the hand of the policeman in front of him, and with a push and a pull, he dislocated his arm. Then he reached out and pinched the chin of the policeman next to him, and with a clever twist, he dislocated his jaw.

Suddenly there was a gust of wind in his ear, and it turned out that a policeman was about to hit him on the back of the head with his baton while he was dealing with this one.

Without looking behind him, ** bent down to avoid the blow, then turned around and gave him a whip kick to the crook of the knee, which made him kneel on the ground.

After dealing with these four, ** naturally turned around. The last three people were so shocked by his glare that they immediately stopped in place and didn't dare to move around, obviously because ** had just dealt with four people in an instant.

Others may not know, but as colleagues they know very well that the police officer is a martial arts expert in the police force. He was only sent here because of his bad temper and offending people. However, his martial arts skills are still very impressive. At least none of the six of them can beat him, but in front of that young man, he was resolved in one glance.

There are three other people. They are not as good as they say, but at least they are about the same as themselves. They are also resolved in one glance. If they go up themselves, isn't it the same as giving their heads?

At this point, the police officer suddenly shouted, 'Damn it! What the hell are you guys standing around for? Don't you have guns?'

With the officer's shout, the three policemen had not yet reacted, but ** moved first. He took a few steps forward and directly snatched the gun from the first policeman. The second policeman subconsciously tried to draw his gun, but ** was much faster than him. Before his hand could touch the holster, **'s foot came kicking over, and he only heard him scream as his hand dislocated.

The last policeman saw this scene and didn't even dare to take the gun, he just raised his hands and surrendered.

Seeing this, the police officer was so angry that he pounded on the floor, 'You guys have really disgraced the Hong Kong Police!'

Zhou Ming, however, reassured him, 'Actually, I think your brothers have done a good job. After all, my friend is not an ordinary person. With all due respect, I'm afraid no one in the Hong Kong Police Force is his match.'

Zhou Ming stood up while he was talking, walked over to the police officer, knelt down next to him, and then said to him, 'To be honest, I really don't understand why you did this. My passport and visa prove that everything is normal. Or do you think that we made such a big deal when we came over from Nanhu Port that you bragged that we must have some status, but now it turns out that we don't, and you feel that you've lost face...'

Before Zhou Ming could finish his sentence, the police officer interrupted him and said, 'Bullshit! I'm telling you, I just feel that you must be up to something. You're definitely not teachers and students. I won't let you have the chance to do anything that harms the city. I have to live up to the title of Royal Police!'

As he spoke, the police officer reached out to grab Zhou Ming, but his hand was cuffed and he was unable to touch him.

Zhou Ming stood up and shook his head helplessly, saying, 'It seems that you are a police officer with a strong sense of justice, but unfortunately, you seem to be a little paranoid. This is a disease that needs to be treated. I'll also tell you that I really am a university counselor, and this time I really need to take my students from Gangcheng to study abroad.'

'You're full of shit!' the officer insisted. 'I'm telling you, you Mainlander, don't be arrogant. This is Hong Kong City, and there are many righteous Royal Police officers like me here. No matter what conspiracy you have, we will definitely fight to the end with you, even if we have to bet the dignity of the Royal Police. Just you wait!'

Suddenly, the door to the interrogation room opened and several people in police uniforms walked in. The police officer immediately brightened up when he saw the leader: 'Inspector Wang, you're here, that's great! Arrest these Mainlanders quickly, they're so arrogant, they actually dared to assault a police officer here, and the methods were extremely brutal and cruel. They must be criminals sent from the Mainland!'

Then the officer turned to Zhou Ming and said, 'I don't care who you are from the mainland or what your intentions are, but as long as Inspector Wang is here, you are dead because he is the commander-in-chief of this border checkpoint. We have hundreds of police officers, and I don't believe you can all be subdued. There are still tens of thousands of passionate police officers in our city, and your conspiracy will not succeed!'

Zhou Ming frowned and said to the officer who had just entered, 'You are Inspector Wang, right? Hello, I am Zhou Ming from the mainland.

Zhou Ming was going to explain something to Inspector Wang, after all, the situation in the room was really like a scene from a violent crime. However, before he could finish speaking, Inspector Wang gestured for him to stop.

Inspector Wang walked towards Zhou Ming, but walked straight past him, and finally walked up to the police officer, raised his hand and slapped him hard in the face, while shouting, 'Look at what you've done!'

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