Social News
Written by: Li Huina
2020-05-06 13:44
Date of last update: 2020-05-06 13:44The 19-year-old male student last year claimed to go to the industrial building with his friends to "recover the numbers", so he carried a wooden stick with him, but was intercepted by police officers on the way and was charged with assault weapons. He pleaded guilty earlier and was sentenced to 3 months in Kwun Tong Magistrates' Court today (6th). After the sentence, the magistrate urged him to stay away from harming friends and drugs, and to increase his awareness of law-abiding.
The defendant, Sun Chengxi, 19 years old, admitted to possessing an offensive weapon, a wooden stick, in Kwun Tong on October 28 last year.
The case alleges that when the police officer patrolled the Kwun Tong area that night, he saw three men in black suspiciously and planned to get out of the car for investigation. However, the three men fled and the defendant failed to escape the arrest. He said under caution that night With two other friends planning to go to Kwun Tong Industrial Building to collect the data, the stick was given to him by a friend.
Drug addiction is not suitable for sentenced labor camp
The magistrate stated in his sentence that the accused's report showed that he was addicted to drugs and his physical condition was not suitable for the sentence to rehabilitation centers and labor camps. This case was a crime under the Public Security Ordinance, so he could only be sentenced to imprisonment. The magistrate sentenced him to 3 months' imprisonment in consideration of his plea, background, and nature of the weapon. He also persuaded him to stay away from harming friends and drugs in the future, and to enhance law-abiding awareness.
Case number: KTCC1903 / 2019
Sixty-year-old woman in Tuen Mun was arrested by a black man in the street
Fugitive Offenders ｜ 11.11 Traffic jam in black girls running slowly arrested for conservative behavior
The police received a report that the man in black was disturbing the office of the "DAB District Councillor".
Court of offensive weapons
