Why HongKie don't do this in Orchard Road? HK$5000 cash thrown down to street to create traffic crisis!

[democracy my butt]

https://hk.news.yahoo.com/深水埗懷疑鈔票從天而降-案件列作公眾地方行為不檢-132500201.html

深水埗懷疑鈔票從天而降 案件列作公眾地方行為不檢


now.com 新聞

2k 人追蹤

2018年12月15日 下午9:25

深水埗懷疑鈔票從天而降　案件列作公眾地方行為不檢
【Now新聞台】深水埗下午有大量懷疑鈔票從天而降，警員到場調查，將案件列作公眾地方行為不檢，暫時無人被捕。
大量一百元鈔票從天而降，這個奇景在深水埗出現。期間有人更爬到港鐵站頂拾錢，為了拾錢，每處地方都不放過。
大批警員到場調查並到天台搜證。警方指，下午兩時許接到報案，懷疑有人在福華街一幢大廈天台將大量鈔票撒下。到下午四時，仍然有零星鈔票飄下。
有人成功拾到鈔票，但被警員要求交出。警員指，在現場共檢獲約五千元現金，將案件列作公眾地方行為不檢，交由深水埗刑事調查隊跟進，暫時沒有人被捕。
有律師指，撒錢的人行為有可能屬於擾亂公眾秩序，違反公安條例。謝偉俊指，如撒錢的人表明是「派錢」，相信拾錢的市民不會犯法。



https://hk.news.yahoo.com/深水埗黃金對開疑有人掟錢落街　途人瘋搶-075449780.html


深水埗黃金對開疑有人掟錢落街 途人瘋搶


on.cc 東網

10.8k 人追蹤

2018年12月15日 下午3:54

有人疑在黃金電腦商場對開的港鐵深水埗站執錢。（讀者提供）
港鐵深水埗站黃金電腦商場出口，今日(15日)下午2時許，上址附近大廈高處，懷疑有人將大疊疑似鈔票掟落街，現場消息指有不少途人瘋搶。警方接報後，已派員趕赴現場了解。


https://hk.news.yahoo.com/天降橫財-深水埗天降紙幣-警方列公眾地方行為不檢處理-130900340.html


【天降橫財】深水埗天降紙幣 警方列公眾地方行為不檢處理


星島日報

16.2k 人追蹤

2018年12月15日 下午9:09

有市民下午拾到錢非常高興。
【星島日報報道】深水埗今日下午有人在黃金商場附近從高處扔大量紙幣，引發民眾瘋搶，情況一片混亂。警方接報到場後，於上址檢獲約5000元現鈔，暫列在公眾地方行為不檢，交由深水埗警區刑事調查隊第十隊跟進，暫未有人被捕。
警員要求部份市民交出檢獲的鈔票，並即時登記他們的資料。有律師指出，若有人借扔錢作宣傳而影響公共秩序，可能違反公安條例。法庭或不會接受以從高處扔錢作為「派錢」的方法，有機會被定罪入獄。
另外，有報紙檔東主表示無辜遭殃，因突然有大量鈔票從天而降，部分跌落到其報紙檔上，途人趁機搶走他檔口部分金錢。



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Sham Shui Po suspects that banknotes fall from the sky. Cases are classified as public places.

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Now.com news

2k person tracking

December 15, 2018, 9:25 PM


Sham Shui Po suspects that banknotes fall from the sky. Cases are classified as public places.

[Now News] In the afternoon, Sham Shui Po had a large number of suspected banknotes falling from the sky. Police officers were present to investigate and listed the case as a public place of misconduct. No one was arrested.

A large number of hundred dollar bills fell from the sky, and this wonder appeared in Sham Shui Po. During the period, some people climbed to the top of the MTR station to pick up the money. In order to collect the money, every place was not spared.

A large number of police officers attended the investigation and went to the rooftop to search for evidence. The police said that they received a report at two o'clock in the afternoon and suspected that some people had dropped a large amount of banknotes on the roof of a building in Fuhua Street. By 4 pm, there were still sporadic banknotes falling.

Someone succeeded in picking up the banknotes, but was asked to surrender by the police. Police officers said that about 5,000 yuan of cash was seized at the scene. The case was classified as a public place of misconduct and was handed over to the Sham Shui Po Criminal Investigation Team. No one was arrested.

Some lawyers pointed out that the behavior of those who scatter money may be disturbing the public order and violating the public security regulations. Xie Weijun pointed out that people who sprinkle money show that they are "sending money" and believe that citizens who collect money will not break the law.




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Sham Shui Po Gold is suspected of being saved by the money.

[on.cc East Net]
On.cc East Net

10.8k person tracking

December 15, 2018, 3:54 PM

Some people suspected that they would pay for the MTR Sham Shui Po Station at the Gold Computer Shopping Centre. (provided by the reader)

The MTR Sham Shui Po Station Gold Computer Shopping Centre exit today (15th) at 2 pm, high above the building near the site. It is suspected that some people have collapsed the suspected banknotes. The scene said that many passers-by were mad. After the police received the report, they had sent staff to the scene to understand.



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[Days of the windfall] Sham Shui Po, the sky drop, the police listed in the public place misconduct

[Sing Tao Daily]
Sing Tao Daily

16.2k people tracking

December 15, 2018, 9:09 PM


Some citizens are very happy to pick up the money in the afternoon.

[Sing Tao Daily reported] Sham Shui Po today threw a large amount of banknotes from a height near the gold shopping mall this afternoon, causing people to snapped up and the situation was chaotic. After receiving the report, the police seized about 5,000 yuan of cash at the site and temporarily placed it in a public place for misconduct. It was handed over to the 10th team of the Criminal Investigation Team of Sham Shui Po Police District. No one was arrested.

Police officers asked some members of the public to hand over the seized banknotes and register their information immediately. Some lawyers pointed out that if someone borrows money for propaganda and affects public order, it may violate the public security regulations. The court may not accept the method of throwing money from a height as a method of "sending money" and has the opportunity to be convicted and imprisoned.

In addition, there were newspaper stall owners who said that they were innocent, because suddenly a large amount of banknotes fell from the sky, and some fell to their newspaper files, and the passers-by seized the money from his stalls.

 

[syed putra]

I thought chinese are hardworking and will not accept free money.

 

[Tony Tan]

I thought chinese are hardworking and will not accept free money.

You go outside Singapore Pools see outside got looong buying 4D Toto or not?

JB got Malays Chinese Ah Neh all Q to buy Magnum?!

 

[meepokboy]

Why are there no sinkies who will do this? Does this warrant jail time ?

 

[sam heng]

trust prc to do crass things.

 

[KuanTi01]

I thought chinese are hardworking and will not accept free money.

Chinese are hardworking people; they work just as hard in accepting free money because money is money! The more the merrier!

 

[KuanTi01]

Why are there no sinkies who will do this? Does this warrant jail time ?

Sinkies do this and they will be punished for littering and causing a public nuisance; although you can be sure no litter in the form of money will be left in a matter of seconds.

 

[halsey02]

I thought chinese are hardworking and will not accept free money.

Which idiot in the world, regardless of language & race do not accept FREE MONEY.. You go mental hospital & announced to the 'siao lang' in the room, I give you $100.. see how many will come after you...the entire room. Dare, try?

 

[democracy my butt]

https://hk.news.yahoo.com/20萬掟落街-市民瘋搶-警追緝-a貨羅賓漢-221115458.html

20萬掟落街 市民瘋搶 警追緝「A貨羅賓漢」


星島日報

16.2k 人追蹤

2018年12月16日 上午6:11

■天降橫財，街上途人紛紛加入執錢行列，有人邊喊「錢呀」邊執錢。
【星島日報報道】（星島日報報道）住有不少貧困戶的深水埗，昨有「A貨羅賓漢」提早派聖誕禮物。有人在大廈天台，將一疊疊百元紙幣撒落街頭，估計金額達十多二十萬元，一時間天降橫財，鈔票隨風紛飛，引來數百巿民爭相搶奪，情況一度混亂，警方接報趕至封鎖現場，檢拾及向市民收回拾獲的鈔票，至入夜檢回約五千元，暫列公眾地方行為不檢，正循刑事方向追查掟錢者誰屬及其動機。事發前一刻，綽號「幣少爺」的黃鉦傑，到現場及作網上直播，事後向記者否認是他派錢。
深水埗有人掟錢落街引來途人瘋搶爭奪。現場為福華街一五五號一幢八層高唐樓，設有大閘，附近是港鐵站和黃金電腦商場，人潮極旺。昨午近二時，有人登上唐樓天台分五、六次向街外掟下一疊疊百元紙幣，一時間天降「紅衫雨」，路過者發現屬真鈔，瘋狂搶奪。
現場消息稱，在十多分鐘掟錢過程的首輪，以百元紙幣為主，當中或夾雜少量千元鈔票，拾錢者高聲叫嚷，鈔票紛紛撒落街頭、港鐵站出入口上蓋頂或唐樓簷篷，且不時隨風吹掉下，執錢巿民只顧瘋搶，有人不顧安全衝出馬路，有母親推着的嬰兒車被撞開，嚇煞車內的嬰孩，幸未有翻車跌出，有見義勇為男子大罵：「ＢＢ嚟㗎，執錢係咪咁重要呀？」
警方接獲巿民報案後增援到場維持秩序，封鎖現場及登樓協助檢回金錢，並勸喻巿民勿再檢拾及收回市民檢獲的鈔票，其中一名菲律賓女途人拾得一張百元鈔票，最終被警員發現，要她交出，菲女「得而復失」。入夜後，警方共檢獲總值五千元的百元紙幣，現仍未掌握實際金額，估計有十多二十萬元。警方暫列在公眾地方行為不檢，交深水埗警區刑事調查隊跟進。
天降橫財前一刻，綽號「幣少爺」的黃鉦傑，駕駛「狂牛」到現場及作facebook直播，未幾即發生高空掟錢事件，有人認為是黃事先張揚的傑作，但黃昨晚在其西貢豪宅（見圖），向記者否認是他派錢，辯稱別人派錢前，自己剛經過深水埗，又指：「個神秘人都幾好野，搞到大家開心咗一日。」警方正調查事件是否與他或相識者有關。
由於派錢過程中引起不少混亂，身兼深水埗區議員的立法會議員鄭泳舜表示，已第一時間聯絡警方處理及維持秩序。他又指，該處行人眾多、地方狹窄，不少車輛進出，部分鈔票被撒在大廈簷蓬及馬路上，擔心市民為執拾引起危險。他批評掟錢者罔顧公眾安全，引起現場混亂，予以譴責，並希望警方徹查事件。
民建聯立法會議員蔣麗芸認為，有關掟錢行為引起市民瘋狂爭搶，雖無人受傷，但已產生混亂，她要求警方跟進及調查有關金錢是否合法所得，並跟進巿民拾獲金錢是否有違法之嫌。


200,000 fallen streets, the public snapped up, the police chased "A cargo Robin Hood"
[Sing Tao Daily]
Sing Tao Daily
16.2k people tracking
December 16, 2018, 6:11 am
■ The sky has fallen, and the people on the street have joined the ranks of the money. Some people shouted "money" while they were holding money.

[Sing Tao Daily Report] (Sing Tao Daily reported) Sham Shui Po, which has many poor households, had a "Christmas A Robin Hood" to send Christmas gifts early. Some people were on the rooftop of the building, and they piled up a stack of 100-dollar bills on the streets. The estimated amount was more than 100,000 yuan. Once a day, the money fell, and the banknotes flew in the wind, attracting hundreds of people to rob, and the situation was chaotic. The police received the report and rushed to the blockade site to pick up and collect the collected banknotes from the public. At the end of the night, they checked back about 5,000 yuan. They temporarily misjudged the public places and pursued the criminal direction to trace the money and their motives. . Just before the incident, Huang Yijie, nicknamed "The Young Master of Money," went to the scene and made a live webcast. Afterwards, he denied to reporters that he sent money.

Some people in Sham Shui Po have money to go down the street to attract passers-by to compete. The scene is an eight-storey Gaotang Building at 155 Fuhua Street. It has a gate and is near the MTR station and the Golden Computer Shopping Mall. At about 2 o'clock in the afternoon, some people boarded the Tianlou Tiantai in five or six times and took a stack of hundred dollar bills outside the street. At one time, the sky was reduced to "red shirt rain". The passers-by found that they were genuine banknotes and madly snatched.

According to the on-site news, in the first round of the ten-minute money-saving process, the hundred-dollar bills were mainly used, and a small amount of thousand-dollar bills were mixed. The pickers shouted loudly, and banknotes were scattered on the streets, and the entrances and exits of the MTR station were covered or Tang. The canopy of the building, and from time to time with the wind blowing off, the money and the people only care about snapping, some people rushed out of the road regardless of safety, the baby stroller pushed by the mother was knocked open, scared the baby inside the car, but fortunately did not roll over There is a sense of courage for a man to say: "BB嚟㗎, is it important to hold money?"

After receiving reports from the public, the police added reinforcements to the scene to maintain order, blocked the scene and boarded the building to assist in the recovery of money, and advised the public not to pick up and recover the banknotes seized by the public. One of the Filipino females picked up a hundred dollar bill. Finally, the police officers found out that she had to surrender, and the Philippine woman "was lost." After the night, the police seized a total of 5,000 yuan worth of 100-dollar bills. The actual amount has not yet been obtained. It is estimated that there are more than 100,000 yuan. The police temporarily misconducted in public places and handed in to the criminal investigation team of Sham Shui Po Police District for follow-up action.

The day before the fall of the fortune, Huang Yujie, nicknamed "The Young Master of Money," drove "The Mad Cow" to the scene and made a live broadcast of Facebook. After a few days, there was a high-altitude money-saving incident. Some people thought it was a masterpiece of Huang’s prior publicity, but Huang was in his last night. The Saigon mansion (see photo) denied to reporters that he sent money and argued that before he sent money, he had just passed through Sham Shui Po and said: "A mysterious person is a few good people, and everyone is happy." Police Is investigating whether the incident is related to him or a acquaintance.

As a result of the confusion in the process of sending money, the legislator of the Sham Shui Po District Council, Mr Chung Ping-wai, said that he had contacted the Police for the first time to handle and maintain order. He also pointed out that there were many pedestrians and narrow places. Many vehicles came in and out. Some of the banknotes were scattered on the buildings and on the roads. They worried that the public would be dangerous to pick up. He criticized the money-stricken people for ignoring public safety, causing chaos on the scene, condemning it, and hoping that the police would thoroughly investigate the incident.

Jiang Lizhen, a member of the Legislative Council of the DAB, believes that the act of saving money has caused the public to fight wildly. Although no one has been injured, it has caused confusion. She asked the police to follow up and investigate whether the money is legally obtained and to follow up on whether the money was collected by the public. It is illegal to violate the law.

 

[democracy my butt]

https://hk.news.yahoo.com/深水埗撒錢案現場仍有零星鈔票-084923435.html

深水埗撒錢案現場仍有零星鈔票


now.com 新聞

2k 人追蹤

2018年12月16日 下午4:49


【Now新聞台】深水埗星期六下午有人撒大量鈔票，案件暫列作在公眾地方行為不檢調查，有市民再在附近拾獲鈔票，警方呼籲拾獲者要跟警方聯絡。
事隔一天，有人重返現場碰運氣，爬上港鐵站頂看看有否漏網之「鈔票」，亦有人見到「金」都不敢拾起，花槽旁的這張一百元鈔票只是不斷被人拍照，最終被他拾起。
警方在附近巡視，又貼告示呼籲市民，如有拾獲要與警方聯絡，否則可能是違法。
周六有人由金華大樓的天台撒下大量鈔票，大廈已解封，警員上天台調查。
有鈔票卡在對面大廈的冷氣機及水管上，簷篷上亦有零星數張鈔票。
金華大樓沒有保安，幾乎可以自出自入，而據我們觀察，大廈門口、天台以及各層樓梯都沒有閉路電視。周六下午二時許，深水埗福華街有鈔票從天而降，警方在現場拾獲五千元鈔票，案件暫列作在公眾地方行為不檢，由深水埗警區刑事調查隊跟進調查，據了解警方正尋求法律意見。




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【撒錢案】「幣少爺」重返深水埗 網上直播被捕押上警車


星島日報

16.2k 人追蹤

2018年12月16日 下午4:00

「幣少爺」黃鉦傑，下午坐林寶堅尼跑車重返深水埗。
【星島日報報道】疑似深水埗天降鈔票事件幕後搞手「幣少爺」黃鉦傑，下午駕駛其超級跑車林寶堅尼，重回昨日的降鈔現場派錢，但隨即被警方拘捕押上警車，載返深水埗警署協助調查。
「幣少爺」下午駕駛其橙色超跑，由西貢寓所直抵深水埗，在昨日天降鈔票的黃金商場門外，打開車門，坐於車內親自向一湧而上的途人派錢，其身旁有一疊500元紙幣。不過，「幣少爺」隨即被警員上前制止。「幣少爺」駕車離開，駛至福榮街與南昌街交界時被警員截停，警員拉起封鎖線圍起林寶堅尼，並將「幣少爺」帶上警車。
「幣少爺」被帶上警車後，在其fb專頁「幣少爺-新世代礦業」開live，直播在警車上的情況。當時警方表明不准拍攝，而「幣少爺」在片中表明自己「無事無幹無傷痕，袋還有少少錢」請大家幫他做個證明。他接著再發文指，「香港應該有拍攝自主權 點解警察唔俾拍攝？已經叫律師跟進 目前在深水埗警署」。
據悉，深水埗撒錢案，一名男子涉公衆地方行爲不檢被捕。



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There are still scattered banknotes in the scene of the Sham Shui Po

[now.com News]
Now.com news

2k person tracking

December 16, 2018, 4:49 PM


[Now News Channel] Sham Shui Po was throwing a large amount of banknotes on Saturday afternoon. The case was temporarily listed as a misconduct investigation in public places. Some people then picked up banknotes nearby. The police appealed to the pickers to contact the police.

One day after another, someone returned to the scene to try their luck and climbed the top of the MTR station to see if there was any "banknote" that slipped through the net. Some people even saw that "Gold" would not pick it up. The one hundred dollar bill next to the flower trough Just being photographed constantly, he was finally picked up by him.

The police patrolled nearby and posted notices calling on members of the public to sue if they had to pick up the police. Otherwise, it may be illegal.

On Saturday, a large amount of banknotes were dropped from the roof of the Jinhua Building. The building was unsealed and police officers went to the rooftop to investigate.

There are banknotes stuck on the air conditioners and water pipes of the opposite building. There are also a few banknotes on the canopies.

There is no security guard at Jinhua Building, and it is almost self-contained. According to our observation, there is no closed-circuit television at the entrance of the building, the rooftop and all the stairs. At 2 pm on Saturday, there was a banknote falling from Futian Street in Sham Shui Po. The police seized $5,000 in banknotes. The case was temporarily classified as a misconduct in public places. The Sham Shui Po Police District Criminal Investigation Team followed up the investigation. Understand that the police are seeking legal advice.





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[Scuggling case] "Small Master" returned to Sham Shui Po. Live broadcast was arrested and taken to the police car.

[Sing Tao Daily]
Sing Tao Daily

16.2k people tracking

December 16, 2018, 4:00 pm

Huang Xiaojie, the "little master", returned to Sham Shui Po in the afternoon with a Lamborghini sports car.

[Sing Tao Daily reported] Huang Sujie, a "small coin master" behind the scenes of suspected Sham Shui Po, was driving his supercar Lin Baojiani in the afternoon and returned to yesterday's banknotes to pay money. However, he was arrested by the police and taken to the police car. The police station assisted in the investigation.

"Golden Master" drove his orange super-run in the afternoon, and the Saigon apartment arrived directly in Sham Shui Po. Outside the gold shopping mall where the banknotes were dropped yesterday, he opened the door and sat in the car to personally send money to a surging passerby. There is a stack of 500 yuan notes. However, the "coin master" was immediately stopped by the police officers. The "Coin Master" drove away and was stopped by police officers when he reached the junction of Fuk Wing Street and Nam Cheung Street. Police officers pulled up the blockade line to enclose Lam Po Kinney and took the "Coin Master" to the police car.

After being taken to the police car, the "Coin of the Coin" was broadcast live on his fb page "Coin Young Master - New Generation Mining" and broadcast live on the police car. At that time, the police indicated that they were not allowed to shoot, and the "Little Master" showed in the film that "nothing is dry, no scars, and there is little money in the bag." Please help him to prove it. He then issued a document saying, "Hong Kong should have the autonomy to take pictures of the police and shoot it. It has been called a lawyer to follow up at the Sham Shui Po Police Station."

It is reported that in the case of Sham Shui Po, a man was arrested for misconduct in public places.


HK SANTA财神爷 returned to same spot next day driving white Lumbugini to distribute cash to strangers. And Mata arrested him!

 

[democracy my butt]

https://hk.news.yahoo.com/傳炒比特幣起家-少爺-愛網上炫富-214500482.html


傳炒比特幣起家 「少爺」愛網上炫富


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東方日報
2018年12月16日 上午5:45

網名「幣少爺」的青年事前駕超跑到場疑事先張揚。（互聯網圖片）
【本報訊】網傳主導昨日在深水埗撒錢，又事先張揚「派錢」及踩場為年僅廿四歲、網名「幣少爺」的黃鉦傑，他聲稱為「香港區塊鏈第一人」，透過虛擬貨幣撈到「盆滿缽滿」，更在社交網開設的「幣少爺─新世代礦業」專頁，教人炒Bitcoin（比特幣），在介紹其搵快錢秘笈時更指出：「股票輸死人，既然係咪都輸，倒不如玩D（啲）可以一朝發達，反正人生在世，做隻狗，博個希望有咩唔好？」

高調教炒虛擬貨幣 晒名車豪宅

黃鉦傑自言，自己由公屋搬到西貢豪宅，全靠炒Bitcoin起家，他一五年開始認識Bitcoin，由卅萬本金炒起，僅用一個月時間，身家便翻了一倍，至今更達逾千萬元。除了比特幣，黃又推銷Filecoin，聲稱 「預計三個月回本，兩年賺八倍」。為了吸引更多人加入炒幣行列，黃不時在網上大晒「錢山」、晒名車、晒萬五呎獨立屋豪宅，又高調接受傳媒訪問，暢談其炒幣心得及收穫。

黃亦成立幣少集團有限公司，董事僅他一人，他名下有不少名車，昨日撒錢前他駕林寶堅尼踩場做現場直播，跑車的登記車主正是幣少集團，該車於一二年首次登記，當時車價逾六百卅萬元。有消息指出，「幣少爺」最近開班推銷挖礦機掘金，吸引不少想搵快錢的人報讀，他同時在社交網發文，指出「只要你有夢想，就所有事情都係有機會發生」。不過，有人質疑他提供的挖礦機太貴，令人懷疑他是否謀取暴利。


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【撒錢案】「幣少爺」涉擾亂公眾秩序被捕 鎖上手銬押返現場搜車


星島日報

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2018年12月16日 下午9:29

深水埗警區刑事調查隊總督察莊翹偉指，一名24歲黃姓男子疑涉深水埗撒錢擾亂公眾秩序被捕。
【星島日報報道】警方表示，一名24歲黃姓男子，涉嫌策劃昨日的「派錢」事件，在公眾地方擾亂秩序被捕，並指目前已檢獲約60張100元紙幣，將進一步調查其目的及意圖。警方其後到場拍攝取證，亦有自稱車主取文件想上車取車。在晚上約8時，「幣少爺」被鎖上手銬，由警員押返現場搜查其跑車，警方又撿走車cam及行車證。該跑車於晚上近9時，被自行拖走。其後，警方將幣少押回其西貢寓所搜屋，並撿走一套衣服。
深水埗警區刑事調查隊總督察莊翹偉表示，昨日下午，有人在深水埗福榮街153號大廈天台投下大量100元紙幣，令不少市民聚集，導致情況混亂，亦阻礙交通。莊翹偉續指，今日下午近4時，在深水埗福榮街及南昌街交界，拘捕一名24歲黃姓男子，涉嫌策劃昨日的事件，在公眾地方擾亂秩序被捕。他又指，仍未知昨日所投下的實際金額，但目前已檢獲約60張100元紙幣，其金額有機會增加，亦不排除會有更多人被捕。
莊翹偉又指，其目的及意圖是主要的調查方向，並會從其公開媒體及其他公開資料作搜證，以調查行為原因。他亦指，警方亦會調查市民是否牽涉性質。他強調，有人在公眾地方作違法事時，警方必須執法。
建立時間: 1839





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Spreading Bitcoin to Start Home "Young Master" Loves to Show Off on the Internet

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Oriental Daily
December 16, 2018, 5:45 am

The youth of the net name "Coin of the Mind" was rushed to the front of the scene. (Internet picture)
The youth of the net name "Coin of the Mind" was rushed to the front of the scene. (Internet picture)

[Reporter] Wang Chuan led the money in Sham Shui Po yesterday, and publicized the "Pay Money" and stepped on the scene as Huang Yijie, who was only four years old and had the net name "Coin Young Master". He claimed to be "Hong Kong Blockchain No. "One person", through the virtual currency, to get the "pot full", and also on the social network to open the "coin young master - the new generation of mining" page, teach people to speculate Bitcoin (bitcoin), when introducing their tips on quick money More pointed out: "The stock loses the dead, since the system is lost, it is better to play D (啲) can be developed at one time, anyway, life is alive, do a dog, hope a good job?"

High-profile teaching virtual currency

Huang Yujie said that he moved from a public housing estate to a Saigon mansion. He started his career with Bitcoin. He started to know Bitcoin in the first five years. Since he was squandered in 10,000 yuan, his family’s doubling has been doubled. Up to more than 10 million yuan. In addition to Bitcoin, Huang also promoted Filecoin, claiming that "it is expected to return three months, earning eight times in two years." In order to attract more people to join the ranks of the speculative coins, Huang has been on the Internet from time to time to "Qianshan", sun-driving cars, sun-bashing five-bedroom independent mansion, and high-profile media interviews, talk about its speculation and gains.

Huang also established the Co., Ltd., a director of only one person. He has a lot of famous cars under his name. Before he sprinkled money, he drove Lin Baojiani to live on the spot. The registered owner of the sports car is the Coin Group. The car is one or two. Registered for the first time in the year, the price of the car was over six million yuan. According to some sources, the "Coin Master" recently started to sell mining miners, attracting many people who want to pay for fast money. He also published a message on the social network, stating that "as long as you have a dream, everything will be The opportunity happens." However, some people questioned that the mining machine he provided was too expensive and doubted whether he would make a profit.



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[Scuggling case] "Coin Master" was arrested for disturbing public order. Locked up and handed back to the scene to search for a car.

[Sing Tao Daily]
Sing Tao Daily

16.2k people tracking

December 16, 2018, 9:29 PM


Zhuang Qiaowei, chief inspector of the criminal investigation team of the Sham Shui Po District, said that a 24-year-old man surnamed Huang was arrested for suspecting that Sham Shui Po had to disturb the public order.

[Sing Tao Daily News] The police said that a 24-year-old man surnamed Huang was arrested for plotting yesterday’s "sending money" incident in a public place and said that he had seized about 60 100-dollar bills and will investigate it further. Purpose and intent. The police then went to the scene to take evidence, but also claimed that the owner took the documents and wanted to get on the train. At about 8 pm, the "coin master" was handcuffed and the police officers returned to the scene to search for their sports car. The police also took the car cam and the driving permit. The sports car was towed away at 9 o'clock in the evening. Later, the police took less coins back to their homes in the Sai Kung apartment and took away a set of clothes.

The Chief Inspector of the Sham Shui Po District Police Investigation Team, Mr Kwong Cheung-wai, said that a large number of $100 banknotes were dropped in the rooftop of Building 153, Fuk Wing Street, Sham Shui Po, which caused many people to gather. This caused confusion and traffic. Zhuang Qiaowei continued to arrest a 24-year-old man surnamed Huang at the junction of Fu Wing Street and Nam Cheong Street in Sham Shui Po at about 4 pm. He was arrested for disturbing the order in public places. He also pointed out that the actual amount cast yesterday was still unknown. However, about 60 100-yuan banknotes have been seized, and the amount has increased. It is not excluded that more people will be arrested.

Zhuang Qiaowei also pointed out that its purpose and intention are the main direction of investigation, and will be searched from its public media and other public information to investigate the cause of action. He also pointed out that the police would also investigate whether the public is involved. He stressed that when someone commits a violation in a public place, the police must enforce the law.

Established: 1839

 

[democracy my butt]

Pse come to Orchard Road throw cash! SG53 Pee Sai needs cash!

Throw in front of LHL's Istana!

 

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Wong Ching-kit, who is said to have tossed cash from a Hong Kong building, live-streamed his arrest on Facebook. (Photo/screengrab: Facebook)
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A man said to have tossed cash from the top of a building in Hong Kong, sparking a frenzy, was arrested on Sunday (Dec 16), reports said.

Wong Ching-kit, who is also known as "Coin Young Master", live-streamed his arrest on Facebook.

On Sunday afternoon, the 24-year-old arrived in Sham Shui Po in a Lamborghini sports car holding a stack of HK$500 bills, Ming Pao reported.

Police officers detained him when he started to distribute the cash, the Hong Kong paper said.

Wong had earlier announced that he would be handing out meal coupons outside a restaurant on Sunday.

READ: Money rains down on Hong Kong neighbourhood, causing frenzy

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Videos capturing Saturday's stunt show a crowd of hundreds scrambling for the HK$100 (US$13) notes as they rained down on Fuk Wa Street in Sham Shui Po.

"I wonder if any of you believe money could fall from the sky?" he said during a Facebook live-stream, before the camera panned to the top of a nearby building which saw flurries of bills flying down like confetti.

Wong said in a Facebook post that he wanted to "help the poor by robbing the rich".

Police said he was arrested for "disorderly conduct in a public place" and have asked members of the public to hand over the notes they picked up.

The police added that they had recovered about HK$6,000 in HK$100 bills.

Wong is believed to be the owner of Coin's Group and to be behind Facebook page Epoch Cryptocurrency.

Cryptocurrency has been huge source of wealth for some in recent years, and 2017 saw the meteoric rise of hundreds of virtual currencies led by bitcoin.

However, the unit has slumped from US$20,000 at the end of 2017 to around US$3,235 currently.


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It rained cash on busy Hong Kong street

This picture shared on social media shows money falling from the sky at Sham Shui Po, Hong Kong. PHOTO: FACEBOOK
Dec 17, 2018 06:00 am

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HONG KONG What would you do if money started falling from the sky?
People walking along Fuk Wa Street in Sham Shui Po, Hong Kong, witnessed the baffling sight of banknotes floating down on Saturday afternoon.
Videos posted online suggest that the notes were thrown from the roof of the building.
Passers-by can be seen eagerly grabbing the notes, with some climbing on to the roof of the subway exit to pick up the banknotes.
Photos on social media show that the notes were of the HK$100 (S$17.60) denomination.

One Facebook user appeared to have picked up at least six notes.

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Police who were called to the scene told people not to pick up the money, the South China Morning Post (SCMP) reported.
Officers collected around HK$5,000 and no one was arrested, according to the report.
A live video on the Facebook page of Epoch Cryptocurrency that began at 2.42pm showed a man dressed in a black hoodie saying in Cantonese: "I hope everyone here will pay attention to this important event... (I) don't know whether any of you will believe money can fall from the sky."
The man is believed to be the owner of Epoch Cryptocurrency, a Facebook page that promotes cryptocurrency.

The man is widely known online as "Coin Young Master" and his real name is Wong Ching-kit, reported SCMP.
Bowen Press said the man is a 24-year-old, who refuted claims that he was behind the incident when interviewed at his home.
The police are trying to locate the person behind the stunt, said SCMP.
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Dec 17, 2018


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Cryptocurrency promoter turns up in Kowloon neighbourhood for another stunt on Sunday but is detained as soon as he steps out of luxury car
A Hong Kong man was arrested on Sunday in connection with an incident a day earlier in which at least HK$6,000 (US$769) in banknotes was tossed from the top of a building in the city's poorest district.

Police detained the suspect in Sham Shui Po at 4pm as he stepped out of a luxury car in preparation for another stunt.

On Saturday video footage filled social media showing bundles of hundred dollar bills raining from a building in the Kowloon neighbourhood while a frenzied crowd tried to lay their hands on the money.

The incident was preceded moments earlier by a man stepping out of an expensive car and asking onlookers if they believed money could fall from the sky.
The stunt was said to be connected to a cryptocurrency the man had been promoting.
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Banknotes falling from the sky send crowd into a frenzy in Hong Kong neighbourhood of Sham Shui Po
The name of the suspect was confirmed during the arrest as Wong Ching-kit.
Wong, 24, broadcast live on Facebook officers detaining him inside the back of a police van.
"Mr Wong Ching-kit, you have been arrested," a policeman is heard saying in the clip.
The officer did not give a reason for the arrest.
News footage showed Wong was detained while holding a block of banknotes.
Wong announced on Saturday that he would be handing out meal coupons outside a restaurant in Sham Shui Po at 4pm on Sunday, but was detained before doing so.
He was taken to a police station in Sham Shui Po, according to the Facebook Live video.
"I was arrested by the Criminal Investigation Division," Wong says to the camera with a smile.
He then stops filming after police tell him he could face an extra charge of obstructing officers carrying out their duties.
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On Sunday evening, Chief Inspector Kevin Chong Kiu-wai said Wong was arrested for disorderly conduct in a public place.
Chong said police believed Wong was behind the stunt on Saturday, adding that more arrests could be made.
"This incident could have been concocted by more than one person," Chong said.
He also said police were not sure how much money was scattered on Saturday.
"We don't have the exact figure … police seized around 60 HK$100 bills," Chong said.
Asked if those who picked up money could have broken the law, Chong said: "I cannot say if they had broken the law or not, it will be one line of the police's inquiry."
He said members of the public should hand over found property to police, or risk breaking the law.
A search of company records showed Wong owns a firm called Coin's Group.
He is also behind a Facebook page that promotes investment in cryptocurrencies.
Though many grabbed the money that fell from the sky on Saturday, they were soon told by police to hand it over.
A source inside the force said the bills appeared genuine.
This article was first published in South China Morning Post.

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16 Dec 2018 08:01PM (Updated: 16 Dec 2018 09:10PM)
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A man said to have tossed cash from the top of a building in Hong Kong, sparking a frenzy, was arrested on Sunday (Dec 16), reports said.
Wong Ching-kit, who is also known as "Coin Young Master", live-streamed his arrest on Facebook.


On Sunday afternoon, the 24-year-old arrived in Sham Shui Po in a Lamborghini sports car holding a stack of HK$500 bills, Ming Pao reported.
Police officers detained him when he started to distribute the cash, the Hong Kong paper said.
Wong had earlier announced that he would be handing out meal coupons outside a restaurant on Sunday.
READ: Money rains down on Hong Kong neighbourhood, causing frenzy



Videos capturing Saturday's stunt show a crowd of hundreds scrambling for the HK$100 (US$13) notes as they rained down on Fuk Wa Street in Sham Shui Po.
"I wonder if any of you believe money could fall from the sky?" he said during a Facebook live-stream, before the camera panned to the top of a nearby building which saw flurries of bills flying down like confetti.
Wong said in a Facebook post that he wanted to "help the poor by robbing the rich".
Police said he was arrested for "disorderly conduct in a public place" and have asked members of the public to hand over the notes they picked up.
The police added that they had recovered about HK$6,000 in HK$100 bills.
Wong is believed to be the owner of Coin's Group and to be behind Facebook page Epoch Cryptocurrency.
Cryptocurrency has been huge source of wealth for some in recent years, and 2017 saw the meteoric rise of hundreds of virtual currencies led by bitcoin.
However, the unit has slumped from US$20,000 at the end of 2017 to around US$3,235 currently.

 

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No Throwing $$$4 Money $$$$ at streets! Mata Catch!