The Hong Kong Chief of Police is, as he is unnamed, a police chief who works for the Hong Kong Police Department, while secretly loyal to both of the Red Dragon Triad and Blue Lotus Triad by providing police protection.
In order to lessen Lee Hong's protection, the leader of Red Dragon Triad, 47 killed the chief and made as if his death was done by the triad. The plan was successful and Hong Kong police withdrew their protection to the Red Dragon Triad, and with it, opened a way to assassinate Lee Hong.
Appearance
For his outfit, he wears a brown police uniform with a tan police cap. His hair and mustache is greyish. He looks much younger in Hitman: Contracts compared to his appearance in Hitman: Codename 47. He is 6' (1.83 m) tall, weighs 210 lbs (95 kg) and is 58 years old.[1]
Background
He had been on the payroll of the triads for many years, during which time he has maintained stability and delicate balance between the Hong Kong families. For him to be replaced with a younger and incorruptible chief unfamiliar with the ways of the underworld would spell disaster for the triads.
Personality
He is a cautious man, ordering his subordinates to frisk search both triads' emissary for weapons and doubted 47 is the Red Dragon Triad's emissary when he saw him due to his European appearance. However, those actions failed to prevent his eventual death by 47.
Death
Due to the events in 47's second hit, the triads were going for a war between the Blue Lotus Triad and the Red Dragon Triad. Since he was on both triads' payroll, he stepped in to preserve the peace, but at a sit down at the Cheung Chau Fish Restaurant, 47 killed him and made it look like it was Red Dragon Triad's doing. After his death, the Red Dragon Triad loses their police protection.
Gallery
Trivia
- He is the first high ranking police-officer that 47 had to assassinate. The second one is Albert Fournier, though the latter is killed to protect his identity.
- There is no such rank as Chief in Hong Kong Police Force.
Source
- ↑ Hitman: Codename 47 - Mission briefing 'The Massacre at Cheung Chau Fish Restaurant'.