Last Wednesday (16th) an aquarium store in Tsuen Wan was splashed with bleach, resulting in the death of more than 1,000 shrimp and fish in the store. The person in charge of the store believed that the loss was at least 20,000 yuan, including crystal shrimp worth 10,000 yuan. Into the case, after 6 days of investigation, a 33-year-old man was arrested in Kwai Tsing District yesterday (22nd) on suspicion of "criminal damage". There is currently no evidence that he was involved in a business dispute, and his motive for the crime is being investigated.
The scene was an aquarium shop on the first floor of Lik Sang Plaza, Tsuen Wan. On the day of the incident, the stall owner, Mr. Lai, put the dead goldfish in plastic buckets, and a large number of shrimps lay dead in the breeding tank. Lai told "Hong Kong 01" that in the morning When the store opened at 11 o'clock, it was found that several breeding tanks were poured with unknown liquid, and the smell seemed to be bleach water. The incident caused the death of fish and shrimp in 11 tanks. After preliminary counting, it is estimated that more than 1,000 crystal shrimp worth 10,000 yuan were lost. And about 10,000 yuan worth of fish, a total loss of about 20,000 yuan.
After a preliminary investigation, the police believed that the suspicious liquid was bleach. After intelligence analysis and in-depth investigation, officers from the Tsuen Wan Police District Intelligence Unit arrested a 33-year-old man surnamed Zhang in Kwai Tsing District yesterday. He was charged with criminal damage and there is no evidence yet It was revealed that the case was related to a business dispute. Zhang Nan was released on bail pending investigation and reported to the police in late next month. The case was handed over to the third team of the Criminal Investigation Team of the Tsuen Wan Police District to continue to follow up.
The Tsuen Wan aquarium store was doused with bleach and more than a thousand fish and shrimps died tragically. The owner lost about 20,000 yuan