Seven men arrested for HK$10 million robbery in Hong Kong’s Tsim Sha Tsui shopping district
Victims had just left a money exchanger when they were attacked
Hong Kong police have arrested seven men in connection with a HK$10 million (US$1.27 million) robbery that took place in a busy shopping district a week ago.
Five of the suspects were picked up in a series of raids carried out on Wednesday morning, according to police.
Acting chief inspector Chan Ka-ying of the Yau Tsim district crime squad said the other two men were arrested on Monday and Tuesday.
No money was recovered, she said, adding that investigations were ongoing and further arrests were expected.
The robbery happened on Middle Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, at about 7.15pm last Wednesday after three men withdrew HK$10 million from a money exchanger, put the cash in a suitcase and took it to their car.