Man arrested for forged emails
[RTHK] - 01/16/2025
Police have arrested a man for using forged documents and making false crime reports, after he allegedly fabricated an email from the Kai Tak Sports Park and separately claimed he was the victim of a blackmail case. Officers alleged that the man released a press statement earlier this month (…)
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