Burst
Written by: Deng Haixing and Chen Yongwu
2020-08-12 02:37
Last update date: 2020-08-12 02:37Following the end of last month to the beginning of this month, there were a number of beheading cases in Tsim Sha Tsui, Tin Shui Wai and Tai Wai stations. At midnight on Wednesday (12th), another similar robbery occurred in Tai Po. A male villager in Taiheng Village was handed over at the entrance of the village to buy three Rolex Daytona watches with a total value of more than 600,000 yuan. He was frightened and beaten by three cars and eight knives and fingers, carrying cash for payment. The pouch was snatched. The victim was injured, but fortunately there was no stab wound, and refused to be sent to hospital. The police are following the incident.
The surnamed Ho (27 years old) of the man who was robbed was reported to be a villager in Taiheng Village who sold watches. At about 0:00 this morning, he met with a "seller" who planned to buy three Rolex Daytona watches with a total value of about 600,000 yuan on Dawo Xizhi Road near his residence near Taiheng Township Office. A man drove to the address above, and the victim boarded the other party's car to settle the payment.
Shortly afterwards, two other cars drove up, and many wicked men got off the car with knives, punched and kicked the victim, and then snatched his oblique pouch. There was a huge sum of 600,000 yuan that was delivered. The original car fled. Sources at the scene said that while the culprits were escaping, the situation was chaotic and some people left their headgear, mask and hand strap. The police rushed to investigate and classified the case as a "robbery." The victim suffered a skin injury, but fortunately, he was treated on the spot but refused to be sent to hospital.
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