The ancestral hall manager Honghong Bridge was beheaded by 3 knives, the anti-gangster group detained a Pakistani man

Yesterday afternoon (7th) in the case of beheading people in Hong Kong Bridge, a middle-aged man surnamed Deng (57 years old) was beheaded with a machete, and the three suspects fled without a trace.

The police said that after further investigation, a 27-year-old non-Chinese man was arrested at a site on Tai Cheung Street in Sai Wan Ho. He was suspected of "injuring people" and is being detained for investigation.

It is understood that the arrested man is of Pakistani descent. The police said that the investigation is still ongoing, and more arrests cannot be ruled out.

The incident happened at around 2:00 p.m. yesterday. The male victim was on the opposite side of No. 14 Tiandiren Road, Hongshuiqiao. He was attacked by three men who also held a 40-centimeter-long machete. He was bleeding on his forehead, hands, feet, and back; the suspect got into the car and fled.

After the incident, the Tuen Mun Police District Anti-Triad Action Team was looking for three non-Chinese men aged about 30 to 40, all wearing black shirts and black pants and holding a machete.

According to the source, the man who was attacked was an ancestral hall manager in Ha Village, Yuen Long. He had to go to other villages to handle leasing matters on weekdays. He would often drive to the vicinity to park and pass the above site. When the incident happened, he was going to inspect a piece of land. attacked.

Police cordoned off the scene for investigation.

(Photo by Liang Weiquan)

A puddle of blood was left on the road.

(Photo by Liang Weiquan)

Village ancestral hall manager Hongshui Bridge was beheaded by 3 hands and feet and fled in a car