"Brother" was attacked and killed by a sharp weapon late at night The Hong Kong police listed the foreign man involved in the case as an extremely dangerous person

Source: Hong Kong media

Overseas network on October 12, Hong Kong's West Central A "brother" was brutally killed by a passenger in the early morning of the 12th, and died after being sent to the hospital. Hong Kong police have classified the case as a murder case and are making every effort to track down the whereabouts of the foreign man involved.

According to Hong Kong Wenhui Network news, at nearly 5 a.m. on the 12th, the passenger taxi drove to the East Side Street near Queen's Road, and the 48-year-old driver surnamed Wei had an argument with a foreign man in his 30s, during which he was attacked in the neck with a hard object or sharp weapon. The "brother" was injured and got out of the car to escape, but the passengers followed the entanglement, during which the brother was beaten and fell to the ground, the murderer took the opportunity to escape, and passers-by immediately called the police when they saw the situation. The injured "brother" fell into a coma and died of his injuries after being sent to the hospital for rescue.

After receiving the report, the Hong Kong police immediately launched an investigation, and found a number of blood stains at the scene, distributed in carriages, roads, sidewalks and other places. A large number of officers launched further investigations in the morning and summoned stormtroopers and police dogs to conduct a carpet search to check nearby CCTV footage. It is understood that the police initially determined that the characteristics of the foreign man involved in the case were 1.78 meters tall, about 30 to 40 years old, and he was wearing black clothes and black pants at the time.

In addition, the police initially suspected that the murderer had a record of violent cases and mental illness, and it was not excluded that he still carried the weapon of earlier crimes. Hong Kong police have classified the perpetrators as "extremely dangerous people" and are trying to arrest them.

Source: Overseas Network