There was another pet shop on Tung Choi Street in Mong Kok this (16th) morning being sprayed with paint. This was the fourth case in a few weeks. The paint even splashed on staff and squirrel dogs in the shop.
At 12:00 noon, the scene was a pet shop at No. 132 Tung Choi Street, Mong Kok. The owner found that the shop’s iron gate was covered with white paint when opening the shop and called the police for help. After the police arrived at the scene to investigate, the incident was handled as a criminal damage case and is being pursued. Motivation for arresting criminals and investigating the case.
The person in charge of the shop involved, Mr. Huang, disclosed to Hong Kong 01 that it was the first time it was damaged by oil spray after it was opened for 4 to 5 years.
Huang Xuhui pointed out that another pet shop on the opposite side had also been sprayed with oil many times in the past few weeks.
The clerk of the pet shop claimed to have been drenched three times. He was drenched when the shop was opened. The gangster ran away or ran away on a bicycle after he succeeded. The three times were all done by different people. Some clerk and pet squirrel dog were stained with paint. Fortunately, there was no serious problem, so I called the police for help afterwards.
The shopkeeper feels innocent: no complaints
Mr. Huang has no idea about being dipped in oil. He said that he "did not do anything wrong", he had no grievances, no debts, no offenders, and no warnings. He was confused and suspicious about the incident. It was "pointed out of the wrong phase."
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