An assault occurred in Shiu Mo Ping on the morning of April 12th. At 7:27 AM, a woman, who is 32 years old and of Pakistani ethnicity, was attacked by four men near the stairs of the entrance of Block 42 at Xiao Guang Street. The assailants used electric poles to assault the victim, and after the attack, they fled in a white private car. The woman was injured and called police, and an ambulance from United Hospital treated her for multiple injuries, including a fractured right hand. Police believe the suspects are non-Chinese, and the woman knew one of the attackers, suggesting a romantic dispute. The case has been categorized as a criminal assault, and the police are investigating the incident and pursuing the suspects. The case is being handled by the Criminal Investigation Unit of the Shiu Mo Ping Police District. The scene where the assault took place was photographed by Leo Liang.
The victim, identified as a 32-year-old Pakistani woman, was assaulted near the stairs of the entrance to Block 42 on Xiao Guang Street. Four men involved in the attack were seen using electric poles to assault her, and they fled the scene in a white car. The woman was taken to United Hospital where she received treatment for her injuries, including a fractured right hand. The police confirmed that the attackers were non-Chinese and that the woman knew one of them, which suggests there was an underlying romantic issue. The case has been prioritized by the police and is being investigated as a criminal assault, with the aim of apprehending the suspects soon. Flashback to similar incidents in the area.
In the ongoing trend of street violence, Shiu Mo Ping is not immune to such incidents. In recent months, there have been several cases of physical assaults, often involving non-Chinese individuals. Police are stepping up their efforts to address and prevent these attacks, ensuring the safety of Hong Kong residents. The community and residents remain vigilant, hoping for enhanced security measures. The investigation into this latest attack is ongoing, and updates will be provided as more information becomes available.