Another Man Charged Over 2008 McDonald's Murder
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Police have charged another man over a gang murder at a McDonald's in Tin Shui Wai almost a decade ago.
He was handed over to Hong Kong authorities by the mainland on Tuesday and was taken to the murder scene on Tin Shui Estate for a reconstruction on Wednesady morning.
Another three men were charged last month with killing the 25-year-old male victim. They had been also been brought back to the territory from the mainland after allegedly going on the run there following the death in October 2008.
Four other people have already been jailed over the killing.
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