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2 men steal HK$3.43 million in chips

2019-08-09 07:50
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The Judiciary Police (PJ) arrested a local man for stealing casino chips at least 31 times while he was working in a casino in the city centre, PJ spokesman Lai Man Vai said during a regular press conference yesterday.

According to Lai, the suspect is a 49-year-old surnamed Mak. He told the police that he works as a dealer.

Lai said that Mak had been working in the casino-hotel since last year, where he used to be a waiter serving gamblers, but started working as a dealer in February this year.

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