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Chapter 273 Ni Kun's Weakness

While Luo Tuo was negotiating with Ni Kun, Hao Ren was also discussing with several of his confidants the strategy of beating Ni Kun.

In addition to the West Kowloon headquarters, Yau Tsim Mong's director Huang Bingyao and his two generals, Lu Qichang and Huang Zhicheng, Hao Ren also called them over to study the past cases of the Ni family.

After researching for a while, Hao Ren simply made another phone call and called back Li Wenbin, who was already working in O's Office, and Chen Jiaju, who was already working in the anti-drug team, and directly set up a task force to jointly handle the case across departments.

Anyway, regardless of whether the leaders above approve it or not, the Chinese police below are willing to follow Hao Ren to do it. When the time comes to solve the case, everyone's KPI will look good.

Li Wenbin introduced: "Ni Kun can be said to be the most cunning and scheming person among all the bosses on Hong Kong Island. He has a great seniority and was with Wang Laoji in his early years, so almost all young and Dangerous people call him 'Kun' Uncle, he has a very good relationship with many big bosses in the number gang, and everyone basically gets their goods from him."

Chen Jiaju also took out his own investigation report: "According to the latest information from the Narcotics Investigation Bureau, Ni Kun bought the goods directly from Sha Kun. The quantity is large and cheap. His purchase volume is close to that of the Ma Brothers. Two-thirds of its peak."

Hao Ren couldn't help frowning and said, "Two-thirds of the Ma Brothers...that's a terrifying figure, isn't it hundreds of tons every year? Why is he still able to get away with it until now, and there is not enough evidence to sue him?"

Huang Bingyao replied: "It should not be said that there is not enough evidence to prosecute, but that there is no evidence to prosecute. Ni Kun is indeed too cunning in doing things."

"how to say."

"For so many years, Ni Kun has only been in the wholesale business, and has never done retail business. Among his younger brothers, only the most trusted confidantes can directly contact the source of goods. His shipments are all through his subordinates. The five bosses, Gandhi, Guohua, Han Chen, Wen Zheng, and the black ghost."

"In other words, all the evidence we can find is at most pointing to these five bosses, and even these five bosses also do wholesale business, so there is not much evidence about them, and we don't even have enough to prosecute them. "

"Then if one of the five bosses turns into a tainted witness, can Ni Kun be brought to justice?"

"It's not easy, because as far as I know, these five bosses not only don't know the specific location of Ni Kun's warehouse, but even when they pick up the goods, they don't have any direct contact with Ni Kun's cronies. In other words, even if they betrayed them, there may be only witness evidence and no physical evidence, as long as Ni Kun is willing to spend money to hire a lawyer, we may not be able to sue."

"Then, why is Ni Kun able to control Tsim Sha Tsui? He probably doesn't have many direct descendants. It's impossible for him to use cash for such a large transaction. Can they be found through money laundering channels?"

"It is almost impossible. Rather than saying that Ni Kun carried Tsim Sha Tsui himself, it is better to say that Ni Kun's clients gave up Tsim Sha Tsui and gave it to him. He divided the entire Tsim Sha Tsui into five and handed it over to the five bosses below. However, several of his regular clients ensured that the places of his five bosses would not be messed with. Therefore, Ni Kun's five bosses took control of the entire Tsim Sha Tsui without many people. This was originally part of their white powder transaction.

Bars, saunas, and massage parlors in Tsim Sha Tsui all collect tens of millions in protection fees each year, and the money from customers for buying fans is sent to his five bosses through various businesses in Tsim Sha Tsui in a similar way. , and his five bosses will pay Ni Kun every month. "

Hao Ren thought for a while and said, "It's beautiful, it's really clean to pick yourself up. With this business model, the possibility for our police force to directly catch Ni Kun's drug trafficking evidence is almost zero, unless our undercover agent can break into the drug dealer." Their core layer, it's almost impossible, isn't it."

Everyone nodded in frustration.

This is why Ni Kun has been standing in Tsim Sha Tsui for so many years.

Although doing so would make others lose their ambition, it seems that what Ni Kun did was really impeccable, and it was difficult to break their defense.

Hao Ren thought for a while and said, "Any business model has advantages and disadvantages. People are willing to buy from Ni Kun simply because his products are the cheapest and of the best quality. Clean, the farther away from the final retail sale, the lower his risk, the lower his income must be. This is true for any business, and white powder is no exception.

This kind of business model must be a large inventory of goods, and between him and Sha Kun, almost nine out of ten will be delivered after payment, so he can get the lowest purchase price, but no matter how low the purchase price is, after this at least Since the two-level wholesalers are still able to sell in the market, their profits on each level must be very thin, thin profits, deposits, and heavy assets. What is the most afraid of such a business? "

"I'm most afraid of... breaking the capital chain?"

"Yes, Ni Kun transferred the risk of being caught by us by changing hands layer by layer, but this risk must have been passed on to his capital chain. It is impossible for a bank to give him a loan if he sells white fans, so the cash is Ni Kun. The first weakness. As long as we destroy their larger batch of goods, their cash flow will definitely be tight. If we can find and destroy his large warehouse, even if it is only once, we can directly give Ni Kun a complete kill."

"Yeah, it's that simple?"

"It's as simple as that, and that's just one of them. Second, Ni Kun controls everything except the purchase channel in his own hands, and all the things are done by the five bosses below, and all the risks are also taken by these five bosses." I'm worrying, but I'm afraid that most of the money will be earned by Ni Kun. Rather than saying that these are the five bosses, it is better to say that they are Ni Kun's five younger brothers. Capitalists dare not exploit workers like this when they bully and beat workers.

I guess, these five bosses may want to kill Ni Kun more than we do. As long as any one of them has mastered the purchase channel, they will definitely rebel immediately. This is Ni Kun's second weakness. "

"Third, this kind of bulk wholesale and this peculiar payment method have caused Ni Kun to rely too much on his customers, or the connection between their upstream and downstream is too tight. Such a long-term cooperation has led to In fact, they are already a whole that prospers and loses. Any problem with a major client can shake the foundation of Ni Kun. Similarly, if something happens to Ni Kun, his clients will be at least in the short term. .

Therefore, Ni Kun has actually been completely tied to the chariots of his clients. The accelerator is under his feet, but the brakes are under the feet of others. As long as others don't want to stop, Ni Kun can't stop. If he stops hard, the car will crash and people will die. If Ni Kun wants to wash his hands, his clients will be the first to kill him. As a gangster, his hard power is just like that.

In other words, no matter what we do, no matter how tight the wind is, he may not be able to stop the original business rhythm. "

"To sum up, although Ni Kun seems to be invulnerable, he has these three weaknesses. As long as we alienate his five bosses and destroy his warehouse at least once or twice to interrupt his cash flow, he will not be able to continue. It won't take long to supply customers, and if we don't catch him, he will blow himself up."

(End of this chapter)