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According to SCMP, Alex Kwong appeared in court for being accused of being involved in 7 thefts between 8-10 years ago.
Alex Kwong escaped a theft since 2015 and was arrested by Hong Kong police last week for being involved in the death of his ex-wife Abby Choi. Kwong is currently being detained without a guarantee.
Abby Choi's ex-husband was charged with seven thefts, including the theft of 39 necklaces, 32 bracelets, 13 gold bars, 102 nuts, 6 necklaces and 10 taels of gold in seven separate cases between May 2013 and January 2015.
The items stolen by Alex Kwong are believed to belong to 7 individuals. The incidents occurred at multiple locations, including Mong Kok, today's Yau Ma Tei, as well as the Harbour Plaza Metropolis hotel in Hung Hom.
The prosecutor has requested a 10-week postponement of the case to re-examine the evidence and did not rule out the possibility of new allegations.
District Chief Justice Justin Ko King-sau informed Alex Kwong that the court had confiscated his bond in November 2015 after he fled and did not appear in court. After that, the police issued a search warrant for Alex Kwong.
In the trial on February 28, the judge ordered Kwong to be detained pending trial on May 9.
abs Choi's ex-husband is one of four members of the Kwong family arrested by police last week in connection with the murder of a 28-year-old Hong Kong model.
absent-minded ex-husband and parents-in-law of Abby Choi were detained without guarantees after appearing in court on February 27. Kwong's father, Kwong Kau, 65, and his brother Anthony Kwong, 31, were charged with killing Abby Choi on February 21.
Meanwhile, Kwong and Jenny Li's 63-year-old mother faces charges of obstruction of justice by destroying evidence during the police investigation.
According to SCMP, Alex Kwong has 2 children - 1 boy and 1 girl - with synchronized Choi. On February 25, Alex Kwong was arrested during a police ambush at Tung Chung fishing port on Lantau Island, after police learned he planned to flee Hong Kong by high-speed boat.
When arrested, Kwong had 500,000 Hong Kong dollars ($63,700) in cash and some luxury watches worth a total of about 4 million Hong Kong dollars ($509,800).
