In September 1991, the biographical film "The Story of Five Billion Detective Lei Luo" starring Andy Lau, Wu Mengda and others was released. This is a film based on real people, telling the story of how the little policeman Renault became a Chinese detective and eventually became a corrupt official. The prototype of
Renault is Lu Le. Lu Le was born in Haifeng County, Guangdong in 1920, and later went to Hong Kong. After arriving in Hong Kong, Lu Le set up stalls, polished shoes, and pulled rickshaws. He joined the Hong Kong Police Force at the age of 20. He started as a uniformed police officer, served as a criminal police officer all the way, and eventually became the chief detective of Hong Kong Island and Kowloon, the most prosperous area in Hong Kong. He also headed the Criminal Investigation Department (CID) in Hong Kong and became the four major detectives in Hong Kong. The head of the long has become the existence that calls the wind and the rain.
In Lu Le's eyes, what really made him admire was Lan Gang, the Inspector of Kowloon. Lan Gang and Lu Le used to coordinate with each other during the anti-corruption operation of the Hong Kong Police Station. This is the most important reason why Lu Le valued Lan Gang. From setting up a street stall to becoming an inspector calling for rain, Lu Le naturally has powerful methods. On the one hand, Lu Le was resolute and resolute in handling the case; on the other hand, he had inextricably linked with the underworld and acted as their protective umbrella.
In the 1960s, Hong Kong pornography, gambling and drugs were rampant, but Lu Le was like a fish in water. At that time, there were four big gangs in Hong Kong, 14K, Xinyi'an, Chaozhou Gang and Shenghe. All these gang bosses had to give Lu Le face. In the original words of Hou Lu, "I don't need to lead the team to arrest people personally. If there is a case to be solved, I can directly ask someone from the gang boss." . At that time, people in Hong Kong knew that Lu Le was generous in buying real estate, often buying several units or even several floors at once. Come out and mix, sooner or later, you have to pay it back. In 1968, Lu Le, who was in full swing, suddenly washed his hands in a golden basin and retreated behind the scenes, but there were endless rumors about him.
In the 1970s, corruption in Hong Kong society became more and more serious. At one time, even the fire brigade had to charge "labor fees" in advance for fire fighting. At that time, there was a saying in the Hong Kong police circle, “Corruption has become a way of life in the Hong Kong police force. It is as natural as going to bed at night, getting up during the day and brushing your teeth.” In this context, the Hong Kong Legislative Council passed the “Hong Kong” in 1974. The Independent Commission Against Corruption Ordinance, announcing the establishment of an "independent anti-corruption organization not related to any government department, including the police force", namely, the Hong Kong Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC).
Almost when the Independent Commission Against Corruption was established, Lu Le fled Hong Kong with his family and went to Canada. According to the statistics of the Independent Commission Against Corruption, during Lu Le's tenure, the income from corruption amounted to 500 million Hong Kong dollars, and the name "500 million inspectors" came from this. Later, Lu Le went to Taiwan and bought a mansion in Taipei. He lived in Taiwan for 30 years and occasionally returned to Canada.
On May 13, 2010, Lu Bu died of illness in Vancouver, Canada, at the age of 90. Lu Le embezzled 500 million yuan, and he was able to have a peaceful and good night. This is a legend.
