Burst
Written by: Ling Yide
2021-03-14 03:01
Last update date: 2021-03-14 03:01
Last night (13th), the police launched anti-crime operations in multiple districts and cracked down on venues that violated the gathering restriction order.
At 11 pm, the Criminal Division of the Kowloon City Police District, together with the Hung Hom Divisional Task Force and the Miscellaneous Investigation Division, carried out a crackdown on illegal activities in the factory building. They raided a unit at No. 21 Man Lok Street and smashed a suspected unlicensed bar. , Seized about 116 cans of beer and about 6 sticks of spirits, with a total market value of about 8,000 yuan.
During the operation, the police arrested a 45-year-old person in charge of Zou Nan, suspected of "unlicensed selling of alcoholic beverages" and "unlicensed possession of alcoholic beverages for sale". He was also suspected of violating the "Prevention and Control of Diseases (Regulations and Instructions) (Business and Places) Regulations (Chapter 599F), police officers will prosecute him.
The 15 male and 6 female customers in the unit, aged between 23 and 49, were arrested on suspicion of "drinking in places without a liquor license". They were also suspected of violating the "Prevention and Control of Disease (Prohibition of Group Gathering) Ordinance" ( Chapter 599G), police officers issued fixed penalty notices to them.
All arrested men and women are now being detained for investigation.
The police broke up an unlicensed bar in Kwun Tong and seized about 116 cans of beer and about 6 sticks of spirits, with a total market value of about $8,000.
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Unlicensed bar in Central: arrested female person in charge, 22 alcoholics charged with votes
In addition, at about 6 pm today (13th), officers from the Central District Crime Squad launched an operation code-named "Fenglin" and raided a bar in the Central District and smashed one at a unit at No. 9 to 13 Liyuan West Street. Approximately 250 bottles of alcohol and a cash register were seized in suspected unlicensed bars.
During the operation, a 38-year-old non-Chinese female person in charge was suspected of "unlicensed selling of alcohol", "unlicensed possession of alcoholic beverages for sale" and violating the "Prevention and Control of Disease (Regulations and Instructions) (Business and Premises) Regulations" Case" (Chapter 599F) was arrested.
Fourteen non-Chinese women and eight non-Chinese men in the bar, aged between 21 and 53, were arrested on suspicion of "drinking in places without a liquor license". They were also suspected of violating the "Prevention and Control of Diseases (Prohibition of Groups) Gathering) Ordinance (Chapter 599G), the police will issue fixed penalty notices to them.
All arrested persons are now being detained for investigation.
The police broke up an unlicensed bar in the Central District and arrested 23 people.
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Kwun Tong breaks 2 party rooms: 2 persons in charge arrested, 26 alcoholics arrested and charged
At about 9 pm yesterday (13th), the Kwun Tong Police District Special Duty Squad launched an anti-crime operation code-named "Yong Jue" and raided more than a dozen party rooms in Kwun Tong District at 146 and 448-458 Wai Yip Street. In this unit, two party rooms were found to be operating in violation of regulations, suspected of violating the Prevention and Control of Disease (Regulations and Instructions) (Business and Premises) Regulations (Chapter 599F).
The police then arrested two persons in charge, a man and a woman, aged 22 and 23, respectively, for violating the Prevention and Control of Disease (Regulations and Instructions) (Business and Premises) Regulations (Chapter 599F). Detained for investigation.
There were 17 men and 9 women in the two party rooms, aged between 19 and 45. They were also suspected of violating the Prevention and Control of Disease (Prohibition of Group Gathering) Ordinance (Chapter 599G). Police officers issued fixed penalty tickets to them.
Police cracked two party rooms in Kwun Tong and arrested 26 people.
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