An alleged kidnapper of Hong Kong heiress Queenie Law, the granddaughter of Bossini founder Law Ting Pong, is escorted by police in Hong Kong, May 5, 2015. Police nabbed five remaining suspects who fled from Hong Kong with millions in ransom money after a kidnap, a day after the arrest of another suspect in the case. (Photo/CFP)
It's been reported by Hong Kong media that two more suspects of a kidnapping have been arrested. The suspects were arrested by mainland police at a hotel in Shenzhen on the morning of May 4, 2015.
Six men kidnapped Queenie Rosita Law in Hong Kong on the morning of April 25. The 29-year-old was later released unharmed, but the kidnappers fled with HK $ 28 million in ransom money.
Before the raid on the Shenzhen hotel, one suspect surnamed Zheng was detained at the Lo Wu border control point on the evening of May 3.
It's reported that after being captured, Zheng confessed to the police in Hong Kong that he went to a hotel in Shenzhen after kidnapping Queenie Rosita Law, the granddaughter of Bossini clothing chain founder Law Ting Pong and he then returned Hong Kong to collect the ransom money. Hong Kong police reported this information to the police on the mainland and a raid was conducted on the hotel where two suspects were captured.
After her release, the victim held a press conference in Hong Kong. She said that her spirit and body had not been harmed through the kidnapping, but she needed some time and space to restore herself.
