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Eighth man linked to gang shooting in Hong Kong’s Central district to appear in court

by Peter Lee12:01, 24 June 202212:02, 24 June 2022

An eighth man is to appear in court in connection with a triad gang shooting in the heart of Hong Kong on June 10, which left three people injured and sparked a major police crackdown. Police in a statement on Thursday night said the 26-year-old, who was formally arrested on Wednesday, was suspected of attempted […]

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