Another suspect in HK$7m gold robbery at Hong Kong airport held after car crash
A suspect linked to a HK$7 million (US$893,200) gold robbery at Hong Kong International Airport has been arrested after crashing his car inside Tate’s Cairn Tunnel. The 21-year-old man was driving a private car towards Sha Tin around 3am on Tuesday when he crashed into an oncoming vehicle. Police discovered around 66 grams of suspected cocaine, five e-cigarette cartridges suspected to contain…
A Hong Kong woman received a HK$4,000 fine after pleading guilty to leaving her unleased dog loose and it attacking another smaller canine. Chong Oi-lam, 44, had not contained her golden retriever while walking it at the Wan Chai Temporary Promenade on January 20. The smaller Pomeranian's owner managed to shield their pet by picking it up.
In the ensuing attack, Chong's retriever then lunged at the handler, biting their left arm. Despite being warned by the injured party about the arrival of police, Chong abandoned the scene. She admitted to the court that she was unaware Wan Chai Temporary Promenade was a public place where dogs were required to be leashed. She expressed regret and claimed she wanted to remove her pet from the area immediately. The court ordered her to pay a total of HK$4,000 for the three summary offenses.
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