Hong Kong woman arrested at airport over knuckleduster in carry-on luggage
A 19-year-old Hong Kong woman was arrested at Hong Kong airport on Saturday for allegedly carrying a knuckleduster in her carry-on luggage. Airport security discovered the weapon during a routine screening as the woman was preparing to board a flight to Singapore.

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AI-generatedA 19-year-old Hong Kong woman was arrested at Hong Kong airport on Saturday for allegedly carrying a knuckleduster in her carry-on luggage. Airport security discovered the weapon during a routine screening as the woman was preparing to board a flight to Singapore. Police arrested her on suspicion of violating the Airport Security Ordinance and she was later released on bail pending further investigation by the Airport Police District. Authorities reminded travelers that carrying prohibited items on an airplane, in either checked or carry-on luggage, is illegal. The maximum penalty upon conviction is five years in prison.
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5 extractedAirport security staff found the weapon in the woman's carry-on luggage during regular screening.
The maximum penalty upon conviction for carrying prohibited items on an aeroplane is five years’ imprisonment.
The woman was released on police bail, pending further investigation.
The woman was arrested on suspicion of violating the Airport Security Ordinance.
A woman was arrested at Hong Kong airport for allegedly carrying a knuckleduster in her carry-on luggage.