The TVB star was at the police headquarters for about five hours and left around 3.40am.
TVB star Jacquelin Ch'ng was spotted leaving the police headquarters in Wan Chai at 3.40am. Photo: Jacquelin Ch'ng/Weibo
The Hong Kong-based actress left the police station at around 3.40am on Friday after staying for five hours. Hong Kong authorities are looking into the allegations of fraud against cryptocurrency trading platform JPEX after investors complained of HK$1.3bil in losses. The actress also said that there was no need for her to return to the police station or submit any travel documents for now.
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