Flying Tiger 3

OCTB officer Ho Ka-bo comes forward to sneak into the concert hall alone to track some target person.

Senior police officers and Secretary for Security call a meeting. They point out regional security in Hong Kong is seriously compromised due the theater incident.

The chums think Fung, Hin and Lok are in big trouble. The trio eventually come up with an idea that uses a big metal box to avoid the explosives and escape unscathed.

Renee and her minions and SDU engage each other in a fierce gun battle at an abandoned shopping mall.

Man’s brutal training regime requires the SDU chums to reconstruct terror incident scenes. Some team members faint due to low stamina.

Recently, OCTB is busily investigating Argunbia. Some news is abruptly received, and it is about the three remaining drug barons being rounded up one after another in Hong Kong.

Mike pretends to be a drug buyer and contacts Argunbia. He also attracts Man’s attention. Don meets up with Man and Mike.

Hui Sum uses some obscure method to win To Man-bun’s admiration. He easily joins To Man-bun’s medical company.

Meanwhile, Leo meets up with a new drug buyer. They are also ready to carry out some transaction.

Hui Sum offers advice to To Man-bun. He suggests using rainforest compound to neutralize toxins in the human body. Initially, To Man-bun agrees with Hui Sum’s views.

Leo calls To Man-bun, and he again asks To Man-bun to hand over mysterious item DH2. To save his younger sister To Yee-ying and with Hui Sum’s help...

S Team apprehend Renee, but crafty Leo manages to flee. To Man-bun is seriously wounded and unconscious. Fortunately, his condition is not life threatening.

After being arrested, Renee refuses to provide leads about Argunbia. Pormania requests Renee to be extradited to her home country to face trial.

Police receive a video showing Leo has taken twelve people hostage. He demands police release Renee before noon tomorrow, otherwise he will begin to kill the hostages.

Although S Team have eradicated Argunbia, but there are still doubtful points in the case. To Man-bun claims he does not know what DH2 is.

S Team see Kam Chi-hoi and To Man-bun running into each other in an elevator, having a brief chat and then leaving.

Man and Don feel uneasy when they find out about this matter as they do not want Lok to continue taking risks.

Lok is beside himself with grief after Little Fish’s death. He is determined to eradicate chemical weapon dealers.

Mr. T and Mike, in their capacity as IATO officers, then approach the police and request to take over the case.

To find the truth, Mike sneakily returns to the safe house to look for clues.

Mike knows only he can prove his own innocence. To find the truth, he resorts to resisting arrest. Mike ends up as a fugitive.

While Hui Sum takes care of Choi Sui-pui, he shrewdly makes Choi Siu-pui gradually lower his guard as he wants to win his trust.

Mike sneakily approaches Don. He tells Don there was a third person at the scene when IATO inspector died. But Don points out CCTV footage shows otherwise.

After Tung Kai-chiu’s death, the threat of chemical weapons is eventually removed. At Tung Kai-chiu’s factory, S Team discover a whole host of dangerous chemical weapons.

Man, Don and Mike again become collaborating partners as the trio eventually put their differences aside. They are determined to bring Mr. T to justice.

While Mike recuperates in the hospital, vengeful Mr. T shows up. Injured Mike engages him in a duel. Mike eventually gains the upper hand and confiscates his weapon.

Hin asks to see Hui Sum. He questions him about his relationship with Mr. T. Hui Sum has actually arranged for some sniper to get ready.

Hin is seriously injured and unconscious. Hui Sum saves him and takes him ashore. Hin survives an ordeal. He comes round and realizes Hui Sum has disappeared due to saving him.

Mike and Don track WCC supervisor George Hill’s whereabouts. They find the location of some mobile lab, which To Man-bun and Choi Siu-pui are occupying.

Fast forward six months and Man, Don, Hin, Bo and Lok get back to their busy yet simple lives.