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The first cop mission in Sleeping Dogs is Popstar Lead 1, which becomes available after completing the main story mission Night Market Chase.
In this mission, Inspector Jane Teng tasks Wei Shen with assisting an undercover investigation. The objectives include:
Texting Ming to locate a meeting spot.
Meeting Popstar at a noodle shop and beating up his two debtors.
Returning to Popstar to purchase drugs.
Evading the police after the transaction to avoid losing your undercover status.
Completing this lead initiates the subsequent Popstar case leads and unlocks further police-related side content
The first cop mission in Sleeping Dogs is Popstar Lead 1, which becomes available after completing the main story mission Night Market Chase.
In this mission, Inspector Jane Teng tasks Wei Shen with assisting an undercover investigation. The objectives include:
Texting Ming to locate a meeting spot.
Meeting Popstar at a noodle shop and beating up his two debtors.
Returning to Popstar to purchase drugs.
Evading the police after the transaction to avoid losing your undercover status.
Completing this lead initiates the subsequent Popstar case leads and unlocks further police-related side content





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