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Casino money changer robbed by duo

2020-01-23 08:02
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Two mainlanders robbed an illegal money changer of HK$180,000 in a hotel guestroom of a casino-resort in Cotai yesterday, Judiciary Police (PJ) spokesman Leng Kam Lon said in a regular press conference.
Leng said that the Judiciary Police were informed by the Public Security Police (PSP) about the case at about 5:30 a.m. yesterday.

According to Leng, the victim, a mainlander, who is working as an illegal money changer, met the first suspect, also a mainlander, in a casino-resort hotel in Cotai yesterday. The suspect told the victim that he wanted to exchange money and he took the victim to a guestroom where the other suspect was waiting.


Judiciary Police (PJ) spokesmen Leng Kam Lon (left) and Public Security Police (PSP) spokesman Cheong Heon Fan host yesterday’s press conference. Photo: Camy Tam

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