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2 nabbed for HK$1.1 million fraud, 1 at large: police

2016-09-27 08:00
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Two men were arrested on Saturday on suspicion of cheating a mainland man out of about HK$1.15 million, Judiciary Police (PJ) spokesman Ho Chan Nam said during a regular briefing yesterday.

According to Ho, the local 31-year-old suspect, surnamed Kwan, is unemployed while the other suspect, surnamed Lam, aged 35, is a driver from Hong Kong. 

Ho said an unidentified suspect was still at large.


Judiciary Police (PJ) spokesman Ho Chan Nam announced the casino fraud case during yesterday’s regular briefing. Photo: Debby Seng

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