Mong Kok District Criminal Investigation Team, Anti-Triad Action Team, Major Crime Team, Special Duty Team, Licensing Office and West Kowloon Regional Tactical Force launched a countermeasure code-named "DASHREBOUND" for two consecutive days (6-7th). The criminal operation mobilized more than 100 people to crack down on the sources of income of triads and curb juvenile delinquency activities. Officers raided many game console centers, Internet cafes, billiard rooms, bars and nightclubs in the area, and searched many residential and commercial units at the same time. Smashed 6 suspected illegal fishing machine casinos, 1 suspected prostitution place, 1 suspected drug cave and 2 suspected pornographic CD distribution centers, seized a total of 40 gambling fishing machines, about 10,000 yuan in gambling money, and about 7,200 market value About 220,000 yuan worth of pornographic discs and about 43,000 yuan worth of suspected drugs.
During the operation, the police arrested a total of 38 men and 17 women (aged 19 to 69), 3 of whom were foreign nationals. Drugs," "operating a drug lab," "possessing an obscene article for publication," "conspiracy to criminally damage," and "failure to produce identification" were arrested.
The police launched a cross-departmental anti-crime operation code-named "DASHREBOUND", mobilizing more than 100 people for two consecutive days (6-7 days) to crack down on triad income sources and curb juvenile delinquency activities on a large scale in Mong Kok. (Provided by the police)
Among them, 24 men and 12 women were arrested for violating the Prevention and Control of Disease (Requirements and Directions) (Business and Premises) Regulations (Cap. 599F); 9 men and 5 women were suspected of violating the Prevention and Control of Disease (Prohibition) Gatherings) Regulations (Cap. 599G); a man was suspected of contravening the Prevention and Control of Disease (Wearing of Masks) Regulations (Cap. 599I) and fixed penalty notices were issued to them.
Among those arrested was a 19-year-old youth who was suspected of "conspiracy to criminally damage", believed to be related to an earlier case of illegal collection in Mong Kok district.
After preliminary investigation by the police, it is believed that someone used money to induce the youth to commit illegal acts related to illegal collection of money.
The police launched a cross-departmental anti-crime operation code-named "DASHREBOUND", mobilizing more than 100 people for two consecutive days (6-7 days) to crack down on triad income sources and curb juvenile delinquency activities on a large scale in Mong Kok. (Provided by the police)
The Police appeal to everyone to take care of themselves and others and strictly abide by the relevant laws of the Prevention and Control of Disease Regulation to help control the epidemic and reduce the risk of virus transmission in the community. We will strictly enforce the law, and will continue to strengthen the awareness of young people's law-abiding, and remind young people not to be used or participate in illegal activities for remuneration.
