Hong Kong Police Arrest 4 in Hacking Death of Triad Boss: Disemboweled in Front of Many

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Hong Kong police announced Monday the arrests of 4 individuals ages 18 through 30 for the brutal hacking death of alleged triad boss.  Only the age (30) and surname (Tse) of the victime were disclosed.

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The attack occurred outside a hospital in front of many onlookers.  One of the strikes nearly disemboweled the victim.

"It was horrible... his belly was wide open and his intestines were hanging out," a passer-by told the Standard.

News footage showed blood splattered all around the crime scene.

Triads Hong Kong's notorious triads have a hand in extortion rackets, prostitution, drugs and copyright piracy.  More recently, police arrested nearly 1200 people with ties to a triad that ran illegal gambling dens.

- Jagajeet Chiba, Gambling911.com

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