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Man arrested after red paint splashed at Hong Kong lawmakers’ office

Police received a report at 6:40am from a security guard at Sau Mau Ping Estate and made the arrest after reviewing surveillance footage.

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Hong Kong police have arrested a 66-year-old man over allegations that he splashed red paint at the shared office of two lawmakers, accusing them of being unhelpful, according to SCMP Economy.

The force said it received a report at 6:40am from a security guard at Sau Mau Ping Estate that red paint had been splashed at an office in the estate’s Sau Chi House.

Officers made the arrest after reviewing surveillance footage that captured the act, the outlet reported.

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SCMP EconomyMan arrested after red paint splashed at joint office of ‘unhelpful’ lawmakers

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