Elderly man reports HK$270,000 jewellery theft in Tsim Sha Tsui flat
A 78-year-old Indian man told police HK$270,000 worth of jewellery was stolen from his Ashley Road flat, suspecting his wife's involvement. The case has been classified as theft and transferred to Yau Tsim police crime investigators.
A 78-year-old Indian man has reported the theft of about HK$270,000 worth of jewellery from his flat in Tsim Sha Tsui, telling police he suspected his wife was involved.
Police received a report from the man, who holds a Hong Kong identity card, at 11.52pm on Tuesday that valuables were missing from his home in a tenement building on Ashley Road.
Initial checks found a batch of jewellery worth about HK$270,000 had been stolen. The case has been classified as theft and handed to the Yau Tsim police district crime investigation team. No arrests have been made.
