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Hong Kong police sergeant arrested, suspended from duty for allegedly hitting woman officer on head with bottle during restaurant ruckus

  • Off-duty sergeant, 40, and a male constable got into a heated argument over trivial matters at about 4.30am on Sunday
  • Woman constable stepped in to act as peacekeeper

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The officers involved work at Tin Shui Wai Police Station. Photo: Google Map
Danny Mok
A Hong Kong police sergeant has been arrested and suspended from duty for allegedly attacking a female colleague with a bottle as she tried to act as a peacekeeper during an after-work argument at a restaurant in the early hours of Sunday.

Ten officers from Tin Shui Wai Police Station were dining at three tables in the restaurant on Ping Fai Path in Yuen Long after they finished their shifts.

The sergeant, 40, and a male constable got into a heated argument over trivial matters at about 4.30am. The woman constable, 31, stepped in but the sergeant reportedly hit her on the head with a bottle, injuring her.

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The off-duty officers had been at a restaurant on Ping Fai Path in Yuen Long. Photo: Google Map
The off-duty officers had been at a restaurant on Ping Fai Path in Yuen Long. Photo: Google Map

She called for assistance at 5.30am, and was later treated at Pok Oi Hospital in Yuen Long for swelling on her head.

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All the other officers had left when their colleagues from an emergency unit arrived.

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