Six held over HK$14m agarwood investment 'scam'
Police on Thursday said they smashed a cross-border syndicate accused of running an elaborate investment fraud centred on agarwood trees, arresting six people and seizing more than HK$14 million linked to the scheme. The suspects, aged between 52 and 66, include the mastermind and several core members of the group, the force said. Officers raided the company's office and warehouse in Kwun Tong…
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