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The people of Sheung Wan had a rare moment of unity yesterday as they gathered on a balcony opposite a tenement building, and watched through a window as two men made sweet sweet love to the delight of onlookers.

Videos of the two people in action — one thrusting while the other lies on his back, legs over his companion’s shoulders — first appeared on Facebook yesterday evening, but were taken down shortly afterwards (can’t imagine why!), and 

The crowd had gathered below trying to guess if one of the people involved in the frisson was a man or a woman. A male bystander can be heard telling a pair of presumably underage onlookers, “hey, you two aren’t adults yet, don’t watch,” while at one point members of the crowd started chanting “stand up,” before being shushed by others. When the pair finally finished, the crowd below waited, with bated breath, and cheered when it was revealed that the legs belonged to a man.

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Police were on Monday still hunting for a middle-aged man two days after he grabbed a 20-year-old woman, robbed her and tried to rape her near a public housing estate in Kowloon Bay. Officers had stepped up patrols near the crime scene and were doing identity checks on Kai Ching Estate.

The attack happened at about 8.30pm on Saturday on a path off Shing Kai Road, where the victim was walking alone, according to police. The path links Shing Kai Road and Kwun Tong Road. “The culprit grabbed her neck from behind and threatened the victim with a key, demanding that she surrender her valuables,” Chief Inspector Leung Lap, of Sau Mau Ping district crime squad, said. He said the woman handed over her bank card and told the man its PIN. The attacker then tried to rape her, but stopped and fled. Leung said the victim shouted for help and police thought that might have been why the attacker stopped.

The woman called police at about midnight, after getting home on public transport. Officers scouted the area but no arrest was made. The attacker was thin and about 1.7 metres tall. He was aged between 45 and 50. Police said he was a Cantonese speaker and wore a white cap, a face mask, a dark polo shirt and shorts at the time of the incident.

Leung said police had stepped up patrols in the area, and that officers were checking CCTV footage to identify the attacker and work out his escape route. A police spokeswoman said on Monday that officers were investigating whether any money was withdrawn from the victim’s bank account.

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A Hong Kong man held up a convenience store with a pellet gun and stole more than HK$5,600 (US$718) to get cash to save his kidnapped girlfriend in mainland China – only to later find out he was the victim of a scam, a court heard on Friday.

Part-time swimming instructor Lee Ho-yin, 23, pointed a black gun at a shopkeeper when he robbed the 7-Eleven convenience store on Shanghai Street in Kowloon on May 22 last year. He stole HK$5,650 after the frightened employee unlocked the till and handed over the takings. 

Defence counsel Jasper Kwan Hang-fun told the High Court that Lee stole the money because he wanted to save his girlfriend, who claimed to have been kidnapped on the mainland. But it later turned out to be a scam, making Lee the “victim of a fraud”, he said. The barrister also said Lee picked a gun – which fired small plastic pellets – with weak firing power to avoid causing injuries. But Madam Justice Susana Remedios, who presided over his mitigation session, replied: “It looks quite real.” She sought reports on Lee’s mental condition after learning he had suffered from attention deficit hyperactivity disorder and Asperger syndrome. She adjourned sentencing to July 23.

Lee pleaded guilty at Eastern Court to one count of robbery in February. According to prosecutors, he turned up at the store at about 5am, wearing sunglasses and a surgical mask. He pointed the gun at the shopkeeper, Gao Guoan, in his 30s, who handed over the money. After checking closed-circuit television footage, police arrested Lee three days later. Tests showed the weapon could only fire tiny plastic pellets at such a low velocity that they “fell to the ground shortly after leaving” the gun, prosecutors said. In mitigation, Kwan said the incident stemmed from a relationship Lee had developed with a woman he met while studying electrical engineering at a vocational school in Hong Kong years ago. He said Lee had found love with the woman, who later dropped out of school. The woman, who returned to the mainland, told Lee she had been kidnapped and asked him to pay the ransom.

Lee’s father strongly believed his son had been deceived so he took away his permit to visit the mainland. Without any money, Lee “came up with this very stupid idea to rob the convenience store”, Kwan said. Lee gave her the money, and “of course, this lady disappeared”, he said.

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According to Taiwan social media, Twins member Gillian Chung married her Taiwan "super doctor" boyfriend Michael Lai on May 25 in L.A. California. Gillian wore a white wedding gown with a deep V.  Gillian's best friend Joey Yung just managed to obtain her visa to America in the nick of time to attend the wedding ceremony.  Gillian's good friends who attended the wedding ceremony included Charlene Choi, Yumiko Cheng, Laurinda Ho and Mani Fok, her manager etc. Gillian was in tears  during the ceremony. The wedding reception was held in “Millennium Biltmore Hotel Los Angeles”. 

After the wedding, Gillian shared her good news in social media by posting a photo of her engagement ring . Her fans send them their blessings, wishing her all the happiness. Gillian also revealed that they will register their marriage in Hong Kong and hold a wedding reception in September.