Two Hong Kong men have been arrested for a rape and robbery case which took place two years ago, the Judiciary Police (PJ) reported this week.
On August 14, 2015, a then 24-year-old mainland woman, through chatting on a mobile app, agreed to meet with a Hong Kong man, who was a stranger to her, in a hotel room in Macau.
Upon her arrival, four men, including the stranger, showed up at the hotel room with clear intentions to rape the mainland victim.
The woman struggled aggressively in self-defence, however she was still beaten up and forced to practice sexual acts on one of the four suspects. The four men stole two phones and cash from the victim and left the scene.
One of the four suspects was caught right after the police received reports of the case. The remaining three men returned to Hong Kong safely after having committed the crime.
Only last Thursday were two of the other men arrested by PSP, while they were crossing the border checkpoints at the Macau Ferry Terminal. They are Hong Kong residents, aged 35 and 34 years old, working as cleaners and waiters in Hong Kong. Both have admitted to their crimes.
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