Police arrest 3 over HK$70,000 Jellycat claw machine shop theft
Hong Kong police have arrested three men in connection with a theft from a claw machine shop in Tai Wai. The incident occurred in the early hours of September 17, when two individuals reportedly used crowbars to break into the unstaffed establishment.

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AI-generatedHong Kong police have arrested three men in connection with a theft from a claw machine shop in Tai Wai. The incident occurred in the early hours of September 17, when two individuals reportedly used crowbars to break into the unstaffed establishment. They are suspected of stealing nearly 100 plush toys, including popular Jellycat dolls, valued at approximately HK$70,000. The shop owner had offered a HK$100,000 reward on social media for information leading to the thieves' capture. The arrested men are suspected of intending to resell the stolen items.
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4 extractedThe shop owner offered a HK$100,000 reward on social media to catch the thieves.
The thieves used crowbars to pry open two claw machines and stole nearly 100 plush toys.
The theft occurred in an unstaffed claw machine shop in Tai Wai in the early hours of September 17.
Hong Kong police arrested three men suspected of stealing HK$70,000 worth of Jellycat dolls from a claw machine shop.