Police Launch Manhunt After Tuen Mun Watch Heist
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2023-05-14 HKT 17:51
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Police are on the hunt for a gang of knife-wielding robbers, who staged a daylight raid on a shop in Tuen Mun on Sunday morning, taking luxury watches worth HK$15 million.
The force said the three black-clad men – aged between 30 and 40 years old – entered the shop on Kai Fat Path at around 11.30am.
Officers said they used hammers to smash glass cases and stuffed around 120 watches into a bag before fleeing in a private car towards Yuen Long.
A video of the raid has been circulating online, and police have classified the case as armed robbery.
No arrests have been made so far.
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