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Four eateries in Wan Chai were splashed with red paint in a series of suspected targeted attacks on Thursday morning (Apr 2).
The affected outlets — a hot pot restaurant, noodle shop, stir-fry restaurant and a diner — are believed to belong to the same group. Police classified the cases as criminal damage and are investigating.
The first case was reported at around 10.31am at a hot pot restaurant on Jaffe Road, where red paint was found splashed across the storefront and windows. Officers reviewed CCTV footage as part of the investigation.
At around 11.18am, a noodle shop on Matheson Street was also targeted, with red paint covering its entrance and shutter. Staff at both locations declined to comment.
Two other eateries — a stir-fry restaurant on Lockhart Road and a diner on Tin Lok Lane — were similarly vandalized.
Police are investigating the motive behind the incidents and are searching for the suspect.
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