Hong Kong police arrest 2 more suspects in Yuen Long knife attack
Insider says latest suspects are construction workers and suspected of being members of triad group
Hong Kong police have arrested two more people in connection with a knife attack in Yuen Long that left one man dead and another injured, bringing the total number of those apprehended to six.
The force on Friday only identified the two men as a 23-year-old surnamed Cheuk and a 26-year-old surnamed Chiu. It added that another two of the suspects would appear in court the next day.
The Post learned that the latest suspects were allegedly members of a triad group and had been employed as construction workers.
A source said the pair had no previous convictions.
Four other people were arrested earlier this week. Two men, aged 27 and 29, were apprehended on Wednesday in Tuen Mun and at the city’s airport, respectively.
Two other suspects, aged 19 and 21, were detained by Thai authorities upon their arrival at Bangkok’s Suvarnabhumi Airport on the same day. They were sent back to the city the following day.