The local boy group MIRROR will hold 10 concerts in the Red Pavilion in July this year, and it is hard to find a ticket in the market.
A woman met with a seller who claimed to have tickets in hand last Sunday, and delivered two MIRROR concert tickets at Cheung Sha Wan Station, but found on the spot that the tickets were suspected to be forged.
Police later arrived at the scene and arrested a man who found four other suspected forged concert tickets on his body.
The man was charged with two counts of obtaining property by deception and possessing false documents. He will appear in the West Kowloon Court today (11th). The prosecution applied for not to answer. The case was adjourned to July 6th pending further police investigation During the investigation, which included obtaining genuine tickets from the City Computer Ticketing Network and examining the suspected counterfeit tickets involved in the case, the defendant was granted bail of HK$3,000.
Defendant Su Lelin (20 years old, transport worker) was charged with two counts of obtaining property by deception and possessing false documents, alleging that on May 8, 2022, he used deception at the lobby of Cheung Sha Wan MTR station to sell two On the grounds of fake concert tickets, dishonestly obtained HK$10,000 from a woman Cao Yingqi, with the intention of depriving Cao of her property permanently; and on the same day and in the same place, he knew or believed the relevant false documents, namely four fake concert tickets, which were false, and keep the instrument without legal authority or excuse.
The prosecution did not object to the defendant's bail, and the magistrate allowed the defendant to bail at HK$3,000. During the period, he was not allowed to leave Hong Kong. He was required to report to the police station every day, live at the reported address, and was not allowed to contact the prosecution witnesses indirectly or directly.
Case No.: WKCC 1348/2022
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