Event Brief
Police arrest 3 over HK$70,000 Jellycat claw theft
By The BriefBrief · Sources (1)
Filed: Sep 25, 2026 at 10:10 AM ET
Summary: Hong Kong police arrested three men suspected of using crowbars to pry open two unstaffed claw machines at a Tai Wai shop and steal nearly 100 Jellycat plush toys worth about HK$70,000. The case followed a report in the early hours of September 17, and the shop owner had offered a HK$100,000 reward online.
WHO: Hong Kong police
WHAT: Arrested three men suspected of stealing nearly 100 Jellycat plush toys from an unstaffed claw machine shop using crowbars
WHEN: Sep 17, 2026
WHERE: Tai Wai, Hong Kong
WHY: The arrests followed a reported break-in in which crowbars were used to pry open claw machines and steal plush toys.
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