Wong Tai Sin 'knife-wielding Man' Arrested: Sources

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2023-06-09 HKT 16:05

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  • Sources say the suspected knifeman has been arrested. Photo: RTHK

    Sources say the suspected knifeman has been arrested. Photo: RTHK

Sources say police have arrested a 54-year-old man suspected of chasing a secondary school pupil at a Wong Tai Sin shopping mall with a knife.

A secondary school pupil filed a report around 1pm, saying a fellow student was being pursued by a knife-wielding man.

Police said the man and the boy he was chasing had an argument at a restaurant at Temple Mall South.

Neither of the children were injured in the incident.

This came a week after two women were stabbed to death at a mall in Diamond Hill, and a day after a woman was stabbed by Choi Hung MTR Station.

A suspect was arrested over the Diamond Hill attack and remains in custody.

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Last updated: 2023-06-09 HKT 22:50

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