A suspected kidnapping case occurred in Yau Ma Tei.
In the early hours of today (16th), five men caught a man in a seven-passenger car on Nathan Road near Pitt Street in Yau Ma Tei, but they ran into a city bus while fleeing. Go up the pavement, and finally flee in the direction of Mong Kok without a trace.
The police are investigating, including tracing the seven-person car involved and the whereabouts of the victim. The case is temporarily listed for police investigation and traffic accident handling.
The police surrounded the bus station for investigation, and the city bus on the overnight line that was hit stopped at the scene.
According to the police, at 5:15 in the morning, a city bus N23 was picking up and dropping off passengers at the bus stop near Pik Street on Nathan Road. Passengers witnessed five men jumping out of a seven-passenger bus. Someone pulled out a sharp knife and threatened them. A man on the street and pulled him into a seven-person car.
The seven-passenger car drove away immediately, but hit the front of the Citybus when it reversed.
The seven-person car ignored it and continued to leave.
The police temporarily listed the case for investigation, and ignored it after the traffic accident. The Yau Ma Tei Criminal Investigation Team took over and followed up.
A short video was circulated on the Internet, believed to be taken by bus passengers. It can be seen that after the white seven-seater car hit the city bus, it was blocked by other vehicles and then drove onto the pavement. In the traffic lane, flee towards Mong Kok; the rear pump handle of the seven-passenger car was damaged.
According to sources, when the incident happened, the seven-passenger car drove to the side of the bus stop. Many people got off the car and forcibly abducted a man on the street into the car. When leaving, it collided slightly with a city bus that was about to leave the station, causing damage to the bus body. Paint remains.
A slipper was left at the scene, and the police arrived and sealed off the scene for investigation.
It is reported that the West Kowloon Stormtroopers and the Yau Tsim Anti-triad Team arrived at the scene successively and learned about the incident from the city bus driver.
