Yesterday (23rd) evening Yau Ma Tei murder case, a middle-aged man was moved from a building to a rest area at the junction of Shanghai Street and Dundas Street by 4 men. beat.
In the early morning of today (24th), the police stated that the deceased had no superficial wounds, but there were two pinholes in the neck and right calf. The time of death was about 3 to 6 p.m. yesterday.
After the incident, the police arrested a man in the building involved in the case on suspicion of "illegal disposal of bodies", and were still looking for three others. At the same time, a target unit in the building smashed a drug cave and arrested 15 people.
Yau Tsim District Assistant Commander (Criminal) Superintendent Jia Jinlin said that at about 5 o'clock yesterday evening, the police received a report that three to four men had placed a person who appeared to be unconscious on Shanghai Street and Dundas Street. Junction Rest Area.
When the ambulancemen arrived to give first aid to the injured, the victim was no longer breathing and had no pulse. After being sent to Guanghua Hospital for emergency treatment, he was confirmed dead at about 6:41 last evening.
The deceased, surnamed Tan (48 years old), was unemployed and held a Hong Kong identity card.
After a preliminary forensic examination, the deceased did not have any superficial wounds, but there were two pinholes in the neck and right calf. The time of death was about 3 to 6 pm yesterday. The cause of death can only be determined after an autopsy.
Yau Tsim Police District Serious Crime Squad took over the investigation after reviewing the CCTV footage of the nearby area. It is believed that the four men involved in the case moved the deceased person to the upper site park from a unit in a building adjacent to No. 430 Shanghai Street.
Officers also found that there were many people gathered in a unit of the building.
During the investigation, a man left the building. His appearance and clothes matched those of the suspect in the case. Officers then arrested him.
The arrested man surnamed Zhang (43 years old), unemployed and holding a Hong Kong identity card, was detained for investigation on suspicion of "illegal handling of corpses".
The police suspected that other suspects were also in the target unit. They later broke into the house and found 13 men and 2 women inside. One of the men was in a coma at the time, but had breathing and pulse. He was immediately sent to the hospital.
There are a large number of drug-taking tools and drug residues in the unit. The police believe that the unit has been turned into a drug cave. Except for the man who was sent to the hospital, everyone (aged 39 to 64) was arrested for drug use.
According to sources, the drug cave involved in the case is located in one of the more than 200-square-foot units and two-storey attic in the building on the site, and is controlled by the gang "14K".
The second team of Yau Tsim District Crime Squad has taken over the follow-up of the case and is now looking for the fugitives.
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The incident happened at about 5 o'clock yesterday evening. Four men worked together to lift a man from a building at No. 430 Shanghai Street to the rest area at the junction of Shanghai Street and Dundas Street.
According to eyewitnesses, the four men punched and kicked the man, and some shouted, "It's not easy to fight," and the four men fled.
The injured male fell to the ground in a coma and was sent to Guanghua Hospital where he was confirmed dead.
The police then boarded the building involved to investigate, and broke into a drug cave, arresting 15 people, including one man who was suspected of drug overdose and was sent to the hospital in a coma.
Yau Ma Tei middle-aged man was carried to the park by 4 people, beaten in a coma and sent to hospital
