Mother arrested on suspicion of murdering 5-year-old boy in Hong Kong

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Hong Kong police on Saturday (Sept 3) arrested a pregnant woman on suspicion of murdering her five-year-old son after she threatened to throw herself off a building in Sham Shui Po and was grabbed by officers and firefighters in a dramatic rescue. The force later also detained another woman, 40, who is the aunt of the victim and suspected of...

A Facebook photo of a woman being escorted into an ambulance at the scene of the incident early on Saturday morning.Hong Kong police on Saturday arrested a pregnant woman on suspicion of murdering her five-year-old son after she threatened to throw herself off a building in Sham Shui Po and was grabbed by officers and firefighters in a dramatic rescue.

The boy was later certified dead at Kwong Wah Hospital in Yau Ma Tei, while the distraught 33-year-old single mother of three was taken to Caritas Medical Centre in Cheung Sha Wan.The mother was five months' pregnant and also looked after an eight year-old daughter and another three-year-old son in their subdivided flat, Lui said.

After making a report to police, the mother threatened to jump off the building when officers arrived. According to neighbours, the mother had kept the boy mostly in their flat away from them, Lui said. His two siblings, who were seen more often by the neighbours, were in good condition, Lui added. The department confirmed that an integrated family service centre run by a non-governmental organisation had been dealing with the family's case. The other two children were now under the care of relatives, it said, adding the department would continue to liaise with the centre and help the family.

 

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