< /p> The Hong Kong police arrested a 24 -year -old man and Huang involved in the case yesterday afternoon, accusing him of being suspected of not being inspected in the public.The picture shows the police from the man in the case of the man involved in the case.(Hong Kong Zhongtong News Agency)

(Hong Kong Comprehensive News) A 24 -year -old man in Hong Kong has been suspected of spent money to passers -by in the past two days, causing confusion in public order and hindering traffic.The Hong Kong police yesterday (16th) arrested him without inspecting the public in the public.

Based on reports of Hong Kong Radio and Hong Kong 01, some people scattered a large number of hundred yuan banknote on the rooftop of a building on a building in Fuka Street, Sham Shui, the day before yesterday (15th).The young master Huang Yanjie (24 years old) claimed that he had money, but he denied it.

Yesterday afternoon, someone again appeared on the streets of Sham Shui Wan, suspecting to pay for passers -by.It is reported that a man drove Lamborghini orange sports car around 3:30 pm yesterday. He opened the door outside the door of the deep -waters and gold shopping malls that had reduced its banknotes the day before yesterday, and sat in the car to send money to passers -by. There was a stack of 500 yuan beside him.(Hong Kong dollar, about 88 yuan) banknotes.

However, the man's behavior was then stopped by police officers.When he left, he was intercepted by police officers when he drove to Furong Street and Nanchang Street. Police officers pulled up the blockade and took a running car and took him into a police car.Witnesses said that the man held his hands on the spot and was taken away by the police.

Zhuang Qiwei, the Governor of Criminal Investigation of Sham Shuiwu District, pointed out that a large number of banknotes were cast from the rooftop the day before yesterday, causing a large number of citizens to gather and grab money.scene.

Police also said that 60 hundred -dollar banknotes were temporarily recruited, and more banknotes would not be ruled out.