Police Make Arrest After KMB Unionist Threatened
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2018-05-26 HKT 12:44
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Police have arrested a 52-year-old man on suspicion of intimidating a KMB unionist.
The chairman of the KMB Employees Union, Kwok Chi-shing, made a report to police on Friday after receiving threatening messages from a fellow bus driver on the WhatsApp messaging service.
The man, claiming to be a triad member, demanded Kwok refrain from "stirring up a fuss" in areas from North Point to Wan Chai or risk being attacked.
Kwok's union participated in a territory-wide work-to-rule action on Friday, demanding shorter working hours for bus drivers.
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