they even said that "Internal Affairs and Public Safety were more satisfied than expected"It's clear that they did, but the logistics of it all is blatantly unrealistic and poor writing. Surely there are other parties other than the Japanese NSA including other agencies who weren't informed of the operation. Who is going to reimburse the hotel for the massive damage, both physical and reputational? What about family members who just had their family member murdered without any trial? Unlikely local police was involved in the operation.
that does indeed include every single security service I can think of. So by the time something went into motion, someone from high up is already in on what happened.
Family members are not really relevant, they can't even know about what happened. They might suspect them to be dead, yet there are no bodies and its most likely not that uncommon for people to disappear in a criminal organization like that.
The hotel might demand compensations? Not going to happen, I'd be suprised if the owner was not involved with (or is) "No Head Dragon" it's a chinese themed Hotel in which a chinese themed criminal organization frequently meets to discuss their dirty deeds. It's probably going to be razed after this. Who knows what amount (and what kind) of money flowed through their hands.
I know I'm pulling this out of my sleeve, since the aftermath was explained in a rather minimalistic fashion, but let's be fair here, it's really not any different from what we see in movies or read about in books.
Someone with influence is able to cover it up. Bam! That should be enough and given how corrupt this and even the real world is... its actually somewhat likely
I would've expected him to use his sniper rifle for shots like that...How about the inhabitants of the adjacent rooms? Surely they weren't pleased by all of this commotion. I would have expected a more covert operation than "Blast the fucking hotel wall".
"Range?"
"~1,5km"
"Nah, pistole is enough"