A beheading case occurred in Tai Po. At 10:44 am today (26th), a 33-year-old man named Lai was cut to his right arm and hip by two swordsmen, and his right hand was seen deep into the bone. He was wounded and fled to McDonald's in Taihe Village for help. .
Sources at the scene stated that when the wounded was picking up a car in a parking lot in Taihe Village, he was attacked by two assailants armed with 40 cm sharp knives. He was chopped and fled into the McDonald's store for help. The staff provided him with ice packs to try to stop the bleeding and assist. Call the police.
The victim was sent to the Prince of Wales Hospital for treatment.
It is understood that the injured person has a 14K gang background and is suspected of being involved in a huge financial stock transaction dispute. The police have launched an investigation.
In the case, the two assailants fled in a private car. They were reportedly armed with a seven-hole knife about 40 cm in length to commit the crime.
The police are investigating the incident, and the case is listed as wounding. It is handed over to the Criminal Investigation Team of the Tai Po Police District for follow-up. No one has been arrested yet. Two men aged about 35 are being pursued. They were wearing black clothes and hats at the time of the incident. .
According to the source, the 33-year-old Lai, who is named "A Huo", has a 14K triad background. He follows the gangster "Furniture Cheng", and "Furniture Cheng" is an active student of "Fei Biao" in North Point.
Earlier, it was said that when Fei Biao invested in financial stocks, he had a dispute with a stockbroker over a huge sum of money. The other party used the Xin Nghe'an XB to speak with the Fei Biao faction, and Ahu was involved in it.
However, there have been many times of negotiating failures, and bloody crimes involving "quacks and quacks" have occurred.
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A wounding case occurred at McDonald's in Taihe Village. A man in his 30s was chopped to his right arm and buttocks by two bandits. He was soberly sent to the Prince of Wales Hospital for treatment.
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