Another suspect was arrested in the murder in Tai Kok Tsui Boxing Gym.
On June 25 this year, a 27-year-old gangster nicknamed "Lu Ying" was forced to fight 1 on 10 wheels in a boxing gym in Tai Kok Tsui and died in the ring.
The police reclassified the case as murder. Following the earlier arrest of 11 men and 2 women including "He Sheng and Da Jie", officers from the Police West Kowloon Region Crime Squad have arrested another 3 in Hung Hom today (September 6). A man was suspected of murder, increasing the number of arrests in the same case to 16.
The deceased in the case was 27 years old and was a gangster nicknamed "Lu Ying".
On June 25 this year, Lu Nan was forced to fight 1 on 10 wheels at the Tai Kok Tsui One Boxing Gym and ended up in the ring.
After the incident, the police locked He Sheng and Da Jie, who was nicknamed "Ma Bao", and buried him in a private housing estate in Fanling on the night of last month. To 29 years old).
On the 30th of last month, Sheng and Da Jie were arrested in Fanling housing estate
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In this case, the police have arrested 11 men and 2 women earlier. Two men aged 21 and 28 have been charged with a total of one murder.
As for the 6 men and 1 woman, including the elder sister and his subordinates, they have also been charged with a total of one count of murder. Another 24-year-old man has been charged with one count of intent to injure, and the case has been brought to court.
The remaining three people have been released on bail pending further investigation and must report to the police later this month and early next month respectively.
The police arrested three more men (21-22 years old) in Hung Hom today. They are suspected of murder and are being detained for investigation.
The police said that the Regional Crime Squad of West Kowloon Region continued to actively follow up the case.
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