[There is a movie] Tai Kok Tsui kicks a man and suspects paying for counterfeit money

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Author: Ling Yide

2020-06-15 15:14

After kicking and dragging a man who suspected of paying for counterfeit banknotes and calling on prostitutes, he was forced to swim naked in the street. In the clip, under the direction of the photographer, the man held clothes and wore only a pair of flip-flops. He walked out of the back alley and walked along the Tangwei Road, passing homes and auto repair shops along the way, attracting strange eyes of the neighborhood. The reporter went to the scene to understand that the neighborhood believed that the incident occurred at 8 am on Saturday. At that time, most of the shops were not open. The back lane where the man appeared would be full of motorcycles on weekdays, but the fragment was not seen.

According to the neighborhood, there is no prostitute service except for a K Lakalok nightclub in the vicinity of the site, but it is believed that the man does not patronize the nightclub: "If it is, the Qu (beaten) fell to the building."

The man was constantly abused by the filmmaker with rough language and was instructed to "take a circle" in Tai Kok Tsui. When walking on Tangwei Road to attract the attention of passers-by, the filmmaker shouted: "Well, good hope, scumbag, X you old X Calling the chicken with fake silver paper is enough to die, and the meat is all X, you are old, X, X, X is home!" arrived at No. 218 Tangwei Road, instructing the man to "turn around and turn back to his shirt, and run over and turn around. Alright!"

Since the new crown pneumonia epidemic, the police have smashed counterfeit banknote groups one after another. On March 4, the police arrested 10 men and women in Tuen Mun. Some people used suspected counterfeit banknotes to take taxis, shop at convenience stores, bet at betting stations, and purchase mobile phones. The face value of counterfeit banknotes included RMB 100, RMB 500, and RMB 1,000. 17 cases were worth about 100,000 yuan counterfeit banknotes. On the 5th of this month, someone also appeared as a high-ranking guest, holding fake banknotes to buy gold ornaments in two gold shops in Yau Ma Tei, during which a total of 131,000 yuan worth of goldware was stolen.

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