Man claiming to have Aids arrested after hijacking Hong Kong bus, causing crash
A 28-year-old man, surnamed Miao, was arrested in Hong Kong on Friday evening after hijacking a Citybus bus. The man, a mainland Chinese national who claimed to have Aids, reportedly smashed the bus's rear windows with an emergency hammer while it was in transit near King's Road in North Point.

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AI-generatedA 28-year-old man, surnamed Miao, was arrested in Hong Kong on Friday evening after hijacking a Citybus bus. The man, a mainland Chinese national who claimed to have Aids, reportedly smashed the bus's rear windows with an emergency hammer while it was in transit near King's Road in North Point. When the 54-year-old bus driver, surnamed Choi, stopped to inspect the damage, Miao allegedly jumped into the driver's seat and released the handbrake. This caused the bus to roll backwards and collide with another bus. Miao, who had blood stains on his hands and appeared dazed, was taken into custody by police.
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5 extractedMiao rushed down, jumped into the driver’s seat and released the handbrake, causing the bus to roll backwards and collide with a KMB bus behind it.
A man claiming to have Aids has been arrested after hijacking a bus in Hong Kong and causing it to crash.
Miao had struck the rear-right windows with an emergency escape hammer, shattering them.
The 28-year-old mainland Chinese man, surnamed Miao, had blood stains on his hands when he was apprehended.
The man also incoherently spoke in Chinese and appeared dazed.