Schoolgirls Arrested Over HK$5mn Jewellery Theft
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2018-05-02 HKT 11:30
Three primary school girls have been arrested in connection with the alleged theft of HK$5 million worth of jewellery.
The victim, a 39-year-old woman who recently moved in with a 10-year-old girl and her divorced father at a flat in Lower Wong Tai Sin Estate, called the police on Monday after realising that two diamond necklaces and a diamond bracelet had disappeared from her handbag.
Sources said police believed the 10-year-old girl stole the jewellery from the woman – an investment banker – because she disliked her.
The girl is suspected of giving the jewellery to a 12-year-old schoolmate to look after, although nothing was found at the classmate's home.
Another 12-year-old girl was also arrested and was later released on bail, while the other two were still being held for questioning.
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