Two Off-duty Police Arrested In Raid On Illicit Bar

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2021-10-10 HKT 23:03

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  • Police arrested 19 people, including two of their colleagues. Photo: Hong Kong Police Force

    Police arrested 19 people, including two of their colleagues. Photo: Hong Kong Police Force

Police arrested two of their own officers on Sunday, along with 17 other people, in a raid on an alleged unlicensed drinking den in Kwun Tong.

The officers were off duty when they were caught by their colleagues, who raided a number of party rooms and bars in Hing Yip Street at around 3.45am.

People aged between 21 and 26 were arrested on suspicion of drinking alcohol in an establishment without a liquor licence. They also issued fixed penalties for breaches of the gatherings ban.

Police seized beers and spirits worth HK$50,000.

The force said officer conduct was very important and it would take the matter seriously.

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