A woman from the mainland falsely reported to the Judiciary Police (PJ) on Sunday, that she had been raped in a hotel guestroom in Cotai by a man with whom she met in a casino, PJ spokesman Ho Wai Lok said in a regular press conference yesterday.
The 32-year-old suspect surnamed Liu told the police that she’s jobless. The victim is a middle aged non-local man.
According to Ho, the two met on August 10 at a local casino, after which they engaged in sexual activity and the man gave Liu 2,500 yuan as payment.
They then both left Macau separately.
Later, the man contacted Liu to invite her to gamble in Macau. On Saturday, Liu went to the victim’s hotel room in Cotai, and they had sex before gambling together at a casino. The next morning, Liu asked the man for payment, but he refused, prompting her to report to the police that she had been raped.
Ho noted that Liu showed no signs of being raped.
The suspect has been transferred to the Public Prosecutions Office (MP) for further questioning and possible arraignment on a charge of making a false police report.
Judiciary Police (PJ) spokesman Ho Wai Lok looks on during a regular press conference yesterday. – Photo: William Chan
