Some people suspected of playing extreme sports Parkour (Feiyue Road) to climb to the top of a light rail station platform in Tuen Mun, and then jumped onto the roof of a buried light rail; Jump off the platform and leave. The MTR responded that it paid attention to the relevant video and has called the police; it appeals to the public to be considerate of themselves and others, and not to engage in any inappropriate behavior that endangers personal safety. After investigation by the Cyber Crime Division of the police, three men (aged 21 to 24) were arrested in Sha Tin and Tuen Mun yesterday. crime and the crime of deliberate endangering safety under the Hong Kong Railway Ordinance.
A social platform user uploaded a video last night, regarding 1 minute and 25 seconds long, showing someone suspected of playing extreme sports on the light rail, holding a mobile phone to record the video along the way. Two men first climbed to the top of the Fung Tei Light Rail Station in Tuen Mun. One of them said in front of the camera: “This moment is the fastest minute (heart) in my life.” When a light rail line buried the station, Then they jumped from the top of the station to the roof of the car. After the train left, there was an excited voice saying “Tuen Mun KOL Heng Ge”, and then took pictures of the surrounding environment, also known as “I will introduce you to the night view of Tuen Mun”. When the Light Rail entered Tuen Mun Station, two youths jumped off the roof of the train and ran away from the station. Passers-by in the station also looked sideways at him. In addition, there are multiple clips on the same social platform page, in which some people suspect that they have broken into multiple sites, climbed to the roof or scales to shoot.
Someone once played Parkour and fell to his death
In the past, some people played extreme sports in Hong Kong and caused casualties. In August last year, a 17-year-old male student was suspected of jumping from the roof of a building in Tsim Sha Tsui and fell from a height to his death. In January 2018, a 15-year-old junior high school boy went to the rooftop of Man Wah Building in Yau Ma Tei to play “Flying Road”. During the process, he slipped and fell seriously injured.
Originally published on AM730 https://www.am730.com.hk/local/3 Han arrested for 3 crimes – young man suspected of walking on the light rail top scale to shoot /356598?utm_source=yahoorss&utm_medium=referral