4 boys arrested over wet tissue ball, water assaults on pedestrians in Tsuen Wan
Hong Kong police have arrested four boys, aged 12 to 14, in Tsuen Wan and Kwai Tsing on suspicion of common assault. The arrests were made after videos circulated online showing the boys throwing wet tissue balls and splashing water at pedestrians while cycling along Tsuen Wan's waterfront and in a public park between July 18 and 20.

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AI-generatedHong Kong police have arrested four boys, aged 12 to 14, in Tsuen Wan and Kwai Tsing on suspicion of common assault. The arrests were made after videos circulated online showing the boys throwing wet tissue balls and splashing water at pedestrians while cycling along Tsuen Wan's waterfront and in a public park between July 18 and 20. Chief Inspector Leung Wai-yee stated that the incidents reportedly stemmed from disputes over the use of the cycling lane and the park. The boys, who are Form One and Two pupils, knew each other but had no prior connection to the victims. All four remain in custody, and police are investigating whether other similar cases have occurred.
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5 extractedThe boys were arrested on suspicion of common assault.
The incidents occurred between July 18 and 20 in Tsuen Wan.
Hong Kong police arrested four boys aged 12-14 for allegedly throwing wet tissue balls and splashing water at pedestrians.
Police are reviewing whether other similar cases have occurred and further arrests are not ruled out.
The incidents stemmed from disputes over the use of the cycling lane and the park.