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Written by: Ling Yide
2020-12-06 13:05
Last update date: 2020-12-06 13:06
Guo Yonghong, nicknamed "Shanghai Aberdeen", who was in the gang He Shenghe, was arrested at the Hong Kong International Airport on the 22nd of last month by officers of the Organized Crime and Triad Investigation Division (commonly known as "O's").
He was suspected of two "conspiracy to injure others", one "conspiracy to commit criminal damage" and one "criminal defamation". After two days of investigation, he was released on bail.
"Shanghai Aberdeen" then went to the Sheraton Tsim Sha Tsui Hotel for isolation on the 12th, and can leave today (6th). The media waited overnight.
At about 12:45 noon, "Shanghai Tsai" left the hotel and boarded the car to leave.
Guo Yonghong completed quarantine today and left the Sheraton Hotel at noon.
(Photo by Cai Zhengbang)
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Several police officers visited the Sheraton Hotel yesterday (5th) night to find out, and left after staying for about 15 minutes.
No police officers were seen coming or going this morning.
After being released on bail last month, "Shanghai Aberdeen" went to the Sheraton Tsim Sha Tsui Hotel for isolation on the 12th, and can leave today (6th). The media waited overnight.
At about 12:45 noon, "Shanghai Tsai" left the hotel and boarded the car to leave.
Several police officers visited the Sheraton Hotel yesterday (5th) night to find out, and left after staying for about 15 minutes.
(Photo by Yu Ruijing)
Guo Yonghong returned to Hong Kong by plane from Phuket in July 2016, and was immediately arrested by agents of the Police Organized Crime and Triad Investigation Bureau who were ambushing at the airport.
At that time, he was arrested on suspicion of "conspiracy to blackmail", "conspiracy to commit criminal intimidation" and "conspiracy to injure others." He was first escorted to the airport police station and then transferred to the Wan Chai Police Headquarters at night, where he was detained for 48 hours. Be allowed to leave on bail.
As of November 2017, he was arrested by the police again, suspected of laundering money through 4 local bank accounts from January 2007 to July 2012, involving an amount of more than HK$100 million.
He was detained for 29 hours and was released on bail pending investigation, during which time he was not allowed to leave Hong Kong.
However, he abandoned his bail and absconded in April 2018 and was wanted by the police.
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