Cindy is played by American martial arts star Cynthia Rothrock. Rothrock is probably best known in the states for the Lady Dragon and Rage and Honor films, none of which give you any idea of how good she can be in an action scene. She is the highlight of Righting Wrongs , though for some reason she's wearing enough make-up to be all five members of Duran Duran . Cindy figures out that Hsia is the culprit pretty quickly, but can't prove anything. Nothing to worry about.
Guns never work in a kung-fu movie.
Hsia next makes an attempt on the life of Chow. He breaks into Chow's house, only to find Chow already dead. As Hsia is examining the body, Cindy shows up and tries to arrest him at gun point. Hsia manages to disarm her, the two scramble for the gun, and Cindy retrieves it. This being a martial arts film, as soon as the gun flies out of Cindy's hand it disappears into the Discarded Gun Dimension, so Cindy and Hsia have a rollicking martial arts fight through Chow's opulently appointed house instead.