Twenty-two people were arrested, aged between 25 and 60, by police in an unlicensed bar targeting mainly Filipino customers in Central in Hong Kong Island on Friday.
At around 6pm, police officers from the anti-triad squad in Central district raided an apartment on 12-13 Li Yuen Street East and arrested a Hong Kong man surnamed Yeung, 57, for selling and possessing liquor for sale without a license, Sing Tao Daily reported.
Three Indian men, two Filipino men and 16 Filipino women were arrested on suspicion of drinking on an unlicensed premises.
Police officers confiscated 200 bottles of beer valued at approximately HK$4,000 (US$514) and a cash register during the raid, Oriental Daily reported.
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Jun Baylon THAT IS GOOD FOR THEM..
THAT IS GOOD TO THE FILIPINO WOMAN.AND MEN.THEY KNOW HONGKONG.IS NOT THERE OWN COUNTRY, AND THE FILIPINO WOMAN..THEY KNOW THAT IS IMPOSIBLE TO THEIR WORK AS A DOMESTIC HELPER ONLY HERE IN HONGKONG..SO THAT IS GOOD TO PUT THE GAIL PRISION..
Just follow the law
Juvy^s
This news is bias "targeting mainly Filipinos Customers" it is very bias, it should not be like it….dont be bias,most chinese in the Philippines were Drug Lords and Illegal Gamblers but our media is not bias compared to hongkong
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