There was an electronic parts robbery in Niu Tau Kok. Two cunning thieves ambushed on the first floor of the commercial center this morning (27th), while the car workers were sending a batch of Samsung electronic parts worth 590,000 yuan upstairs, they were intercepted and robbed. After he succeeded, he jumped into the pickup truck and fled. The driver was injured and sent to the hospital. The police have arrested one of the men on suspicion of robbery. He was also responsible for driving a heavy goods vehicle to escape after the incident.
At about 10 in the morning, a van drove into the parking lot of Nanfeng Commercial Center, No. 19, Linle Street, and delivered Samsung electronic parts worth about 10 million yuan to a company on the 9th floor. Due to the huge number, they were sent upstairs in batches. During this period, the driver and a follower cared for the remaining goods in the parking lot, and another follower worker was responsible for delivering a board of goods upstairs.
When the elevator reached the 8th floor, two men entered the elevator and shouted, "robbery," and then punched and kicked the driver. They then snatched the batch of goods, pushed them into a pickup truck, and drove away.
The police received a report from the 53-year-old man surnamed Fang, saying that he and another 40-year-old male colleague surnamed Zhao were suspected of attacking with their hands and robbed a box of electronic parts and cash worth about 590,000 yuan. $1,200, after which the two suspects boarded a heavy goods vehicle and fled.
The police arrived at the scene and stopped nearby, but unfortunately there was no result. They were checking the CCTV to trace the robbery process. Zhao Nan was injured after the incident, but fortunately still awake, he was sent to the United Hospital for examination.
After a preliminary investigation by the police, a 31-year-old man surnamed Gan was arrested on suspicion of robbery. The arrested man was also responsible for driving a heavy goods vehicle to escape after the incident. The case was handed over to the Second Team of the Sau Mau Ping District Crime Squad for follow-up.
The operation is still under investigation, and the police cannot rule out that more people have been arrested, and a male suspect is still at large.