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Police nab 18-member gang of thieves

2018-08-03 07:55
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The Judiciary Police (PJ) have arrested 18 mainlanders for at least half a dozen cases of theft in Macau, a PJ spokesperson said during a special press conference at the PJ headquarters yesterday.

The spokesperson said that an Indonesian female tourist reported to the police last Friday that her handbag had been stolen at a casino in Cotai.

The handbag contained three mobile phones, jewellery and a total of 152,000 patacas cash.



Judiciary Police (PJ) officers escort the 18 suspected mainland thieves from the PJ headquarters in Zape to a PJ vehicle yesterday. Photo: Iong Tai Choi
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