A beheading case occurred on Temple Street in Yau Ma Tei early in the morning. A man nicknamed "Bald Chicken" was slashed by two swordsmen. He was lying in a pool of blood with many knives in his body.
The incident occurred at nearly 1 am today (20th). A 44-year-old man named "Bald Chicken" surnamed Lai was ambushed by two hawker stalls at No. 173 Temple Street, Yau Ma Tei, each holding an 8-inch longevity knives, causing both hands on his forearms. A total of at least 5 knives in the legs and waist, bleeding profusely.
After the two murderers succeeded, they jumped into the private car and left the scene.
Several passers-by reported the case on their behalf.
The ambulancemen rushed to stop the bleeding of the wounded, and were sent to Queen Elizabeth Hospital for treatment. The condition was critical.
The police blocked off the scene for investigation, and there was a lot of blood left on the ground.
The police are now looking for two men, about 30 years old, about 1.7 meters tall. They were wearing black shirts and black pants at the time of the incident, and both were holding a fruit knife.
It is understood that the injured person in the active area is a "tuo di", a person in the rivers and lakes, and has many cases. The insider said that the nickname "Bald Chicken" Li Mou operated fishing machine gambling stalls and pornographic establishments. Earlier, fishing machine gambling stalls were caught. The crowd swept the scene and alerted the police to take action to detain them. Some alleged that Lebanon was involved, and some said it was related to money issues. The police have launched an investigation.
Police allege that a 44-year-old man surnamed Lai was attacked by two assailants at the junction of Temple Street and Ningpo Street in Yau Ma Tei. The reason is unknown.
The assailant then boarded a private car and fled.
Police officers arrived at the scene, after preliminary investigation, the case was listed as wounding, and the case was handed over to the Ninth Team of the Criminal Investigation Team of the Yau Tsim Police District for follow-up. No one has been arrested for the time being.
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