Fu, a native of Dazhou, Sichuan, has lived in Guangzhou for 45 years. Collect and study the cultural collections in the Soviet area, including government documents, stamps, letters and articles in the Soviet period. He was the editor-in-chief of Guangzhou Philatelic Magazine and Hongkong China Philatelic Magazine.

On September 10, 2020, the Hong Kong police received a report of burglary (breaking open a safe and stealing the contents, and the scope was extended to burglary) on Nathan Road, Yau Ma Tei.

The victim Fu reported that 65,438+00 copper coins, 24,327 old stamps and 7 calligraphy of the late Chairman Mao were stolen. Fu reported that the total value of the lost property was HK$ 5 billion, and the case was handed over to the Organized and Triad Bureau for follow-up.

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Case results

According to the report, after further investigation, the police arrested a man surnamed Wu (44 years old) and a man surnamed Tan (47 years old) in a residence in Yau Ma Tei on the 6th. They were suspected of burglary and assisting criminals respectively, but the police did not recover any stolen goods.

The police pointed out that at least two men in charge of burglary are still at large, and the police action is still going on. It is not excluded that more people are arrested.

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