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Police nab 6 men for stealing 6 chips

2017-05-09 08:00
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The Judiciary Police (PJ) have arrested six mainland men on suspicion of stealing gaming chips worth HK$600,000 in a casino.

A PJ spokesperson announced details of the case during a regular press briefing yesterday. The unemployed suspects, surnamed Chen, Fang, Gao, Li, Su and Zhang, are aged from 25 to 39.

The spokesperson said a Cotai casino security guard informed the police on Wednesday that a gambler’s six chips, each worth HK$100,000, had been stolen.

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