Appeal for information on suspects of a wounding case in Kwai Chung (with photo)

Police today (September 16) appealed to members of the public to provide information on a wounding case in Kwai Chung in February this year.

At 3.30 pm on February 8, three men armed with two metal pipes and one hammer respectively entered into a unit in an industrial centre on 21-33 Ta Lin Pai Road, Kwai Chung and smashed a photocopier and a computer monitor there.

Upon seeing that, two men aged 43 and 47 inside the unit at the time of the incident shouted at the culprits who in turn attacked them with the weapons. Sustaining injuries, the two men were rushed to the Princess Margaret Hospital for medical treatment.

Enquiries revealed that the three assailants were aged between 20 and 25 and were all of thin build.

One culprit is aged about 20, 1.65-metre in height, with short hair in golden colour. He was wearing a dark coloured jacket, a white T-shirt, a pair of blue jeans and a pair of white shoes when last seen.

The other culprit is aged about 25, 1.65-metre tall, with short hair in golden colour. He was wearing a blue jacket and a pair of blue jeans when last seen.

The third culprit is aged about 20, 1.7-metre tall, with long hair and was wearing a blue jacket when last seen.

Anyone who has information on the identity or whereabouts of the three assailants is urged to contact the investigation officers of District Crime Squad of Kwai Tsing on 2410 2352 or 2410 2353.


Police Report No. 7
Issued by PPRB
Ends/Saturday, September 16, 2006