The glass doors of two buildings were drenched in red oil within 5 minutes in the southern district of Hong Kong Island. Police suspected that someone had taken a taxi to commit the crime

There were two cases of spilled red oil within five minutes in the southern district of Hong Kong Island. At 2 o'clock in the morning, a security guard found that the glass door of the underground lobby was spilled with red oil at 2 o'clock in the morning, and the criminals boarded the vehicle and fled. Minutes later, the glass door in the basement lobby of Block B, Fuqun Building, Aberdeen Street, was also exposed to red oil.

Because of the similar methods used in the two cases, the gangsters boarded the car and fled after being sprayed with oil. In addition, the persons involved in the two cases were similar in appearance, which does not rule out the actions of the same person.

It is understood that the suspect was suspected of taking a taxi to leave after committing the crime. The police once intercepted the suspect and found nothing. They are now tracking the whereabouts of the suspect and the motive of the crime.

The police classified the case as criminal damage and handed it over to Team 6 of the Western District Criminal Investigation Team for follow-up.

The police are looking for a Chinese man aged between 15 and 25. He is about 1.7 meters tall and of medium build. He was wearing a black shirt, black trousers and carrying a green eco-friendly bag at the time of the incident.

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