香港警方逮捕一名31岁男子，他涉嫌在网上威胁于农历新年首日炸弹袭击金钟地铁站。警方搜查该站未发现可疑物品，并从其家中缴获仿真枪支和战争游戏装备。
香港警方于周五晚在沙田一名31岁本地失业男子的家中将其逮捕，涉嫌在网上战争游戏聊天频道发布威胁炸弹袭击金钟地铁站的信息。该威胁针对2月17日农历新年首日，该站作为香港最繁忙的地铁站之一，引发警方高度重视。
中区警区总督察Luke Hung Sze-tat在周六表示，尽管案件仅涉及一人，但威胁针对香港最繁忙和最密集的地铁站之一，因此警方迅速行动逮捕嫌疑人。警方从其住所缴获两支仿真步枪、一把仿真手枪，以及各种仿真枪支部件如弹壳、塑料子弹和气体罐，还有用于战争游戏的战术头盔、背心和腰带。
上周二，两名居民报告称一名在线游戏玩家威胁炸弹袭击地铁站。随后，中区警区犯罪队识别出嫌疑人身份。制服巡逻分队、紧急部队和反恐响应部队搜查了金钟站，但未发现任何可疑物品。
此事件凸显了网上威胁的潜在风险，尤其在节日期间对公共安全的冲击。警方强调将严肃处理此类案件，以维护市民安全。
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Three Hong Kong police officers fired five shots at a 43-year-old construction worker suspected of mental problems early Saturday morning after he charged at them wielding a knife and metal rod, ignoring warnings and pepper spray. He was hit twice in the chest and thigh, sent unconscious to Princess Margaret Hospital in Kwai Chung for surgery, and remained in critical condition as of 10am.
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