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Danny Mok

A taxi driver has been arrested in connection with a wounding and assault case on Monday night involving three Commercial Radio programme hosts.
The 27-year-old man was a target of a police manhunt after the incident at a tea house on Hau Wong Road in Kowloon City. The man allegedly wounded Donald Tong, Colin Mak and Jacky Lui after they asked him to stop stalking their colleague, Maria Tang Wai-yin.
‘Crazed fan’ suspected in attack on three Commercial Radio Hong Kong hosts
Police said he was arrested in a village house in Sha Tau Kok at 5.30pm on Wednesday.
His taxi was recovered earlier in Fu Shin Estate in Tai Po. Police are searching for an iron rod used in the attack which is believed to have been dumped in Tai Mei Tuk.
The motive for the attack is being investigated.
The taxi driver was detained at Hung Hom Police Station.
On Monday night, Tong was dining with Mak, Lui and another male colleague when a taxi driver appeared at about 9.20pm.

The cabbie was said to have punched Mak, 27, and Lui, 28, and then fled. Tong, 42, then gave chase and the cab driver hit him with an iron rod before driving off.
Tong was taken to Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Yau Ma Tei with head injuries and a dislocated arm. The other two injured hosts were also treated there before being sent home.
A police source said it was believed the driver targeted the trio because they had asked him to stay away from Tang, who hosts three programmes for Commercial Radio, including When I was Young I Listened to the Radio.
She reported to police on April 11 that the taxi driver had been following her and causing a nuisance.
The driver was said to have repeatedly parked his cab outside Commercial Radio’s Kowloon Tong office to wait for her.
A spokesman for Commercial Radio said it would not make further comments as police were investigating.


Hong Kong taxi driver arrested over attack on Commercial Radio programme hosts

The suspect is taken to Hung Hom police station. Photo: SCMP Pictures

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‘Crazed fan’ suspected in attack on three Commercial Radio Hong Kong hosts

Commercial Radio host Donald Tong suffered head injuries and a dislocated arm. Photo: Cable TV

=== NO ARCHIVE IMAGE === Commercial Radio Donald Tong, aka DJ Donald. SCMP Pictures (UNDATED HANDOUT)

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The case is linked with a stalking case involving a female colleague of the trio; they warned the driver to stay away from her


Hong Kong taxi driver arrested over attack on Commercial Radio programme hosts

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The case is linked with a stalking case involving a female colleague of the trio; they warned the driver to stay away from her