Chan counterfeit documents detained for their holdings of Acer's digital frustration

BEIJING, Hong Kong, February 4, the late Hong Kong Chinachem Group chairman Wang Nina's estate competition case, claiming to hold Nina "2006 will" Chan, suspected of forgery documents were detained overnight by the Hong Kong police. The High Court of Hong Kong 2nd ruled that Chan in probate case, the verdict refers to Chan's will is forged.　　More than 10 police officers quickly arrived at the Chan in the mid-levels 3rd afternoon. A police spokesman confirmed that a 50-year-old man surnamed Chen had been arrested in an apartment in the mid-levels of Hong Kong Island on the afternoon of 3rd in connection with a forged document case. Some local media have photographed the man who was taken away by a police car showing a "signature whistle", believing that the man was Chan.　　On 4th, the reporter asked the police about 5 o'clock in the afternoon and was informed that the man was still being detained for enquiries but did not mention the location of the detention, only that the case was still under investigation.　　As the law of Hong Kong stipulates that the maximum number of arrested persons can only be detained for 48 hours, it means that the police will release them on the afternoon of 5th as usual. According to media reports here, officers from the Commercial Crime Bureau (CCB) took him away 6 o'clock in the evening on the same day at about 3 hours after the investigation of the Chan apartment in the afternoon of 3rd.　　Chan, about 2 hours after being surveyed at Wanzhai police headquarters, was further investigated by the police in the Cyberport at the Hong Kong Digital office. According to the report, a number of police vehicles arrived at the Cyberport on 3rd 10 o'clock in the evening, and the meeting room of one of the office buildings was illuminated to see a man who believed to be a Chan and his solicitor, Mr Mak. The officers, together with Chan, stayed in the office for about 3 hours and left at about 1 o'clock in the morning.　　And Chan's wife Tan Jianqing, 3rd 7 o'clock in the evening Xu bus to the Wanzhai police headquarters, about two hours left, returned home. Chan, who owns the shares, issued a notice announcing that the police had sent officers to the premises of the company and two directors, Zhu Wei-min and Zhou Baiqing, for information after the judgement on the estate case. The group assured shareholders that the operation had nothing to do with the company and the two directors. The company's digital share price fell by 8% in the morning of 4th, a narrow decline, but still close to 6%. Finish)