Police Arrest Three Over Offensive Weapons

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2020-03-27 HKT 05:29

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  • Police said the arrests were made on Leaping Dragon Walk. Photo: RTHK

    Police said the arrests were made on Leaping Dragon Walk. Photo: RTHK

Police arrested three men in Chai Wan on Thursday on suspicion of possessing offensive weapons, and arms and ammunition without a licence.

The three, aged between 20 and 23 years old, are also suspected of possessing instruments that could be used for unlawful purposes.

Police said the arrests were made on Leaping Dragon Walk, after officers came across the men acting suspiciously near a stone hut.

The Organized Crime and Triad Bureau is handling the case.

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