King of Robbery is a 1996 Hong Kong action film directed by Billy Chung and starring Simon Yam.

[1][2] Convict Chan Sing (Simon Yam) escapes from an asylum in Kwai Chung with the help of his underlings Leung (Marco Ngai) and Hak (Philip Keung), killing the police officers who are in charge of watching him and evades arrest by hoping onto the speedboat of another underling, Wo (Roy Cheung).

They meet with goldsmith Boss Chung and strike a deal to rob gold jewelry shops and split the shares.

Due to the public attention he attracted, Sing hides in a presidential suite hotel with his gang and Fan, whom he is in a relationship with.

Sing and his gang rob an armoured truck in Kwun Tong where Lee and his squad follows, leading to a major gunfight between the robbers and the police where Hak is killed, so Sing and his gang drive the armoured truck away while the police corners them in a car park, where the gunfight resumes.