Suspected Casino Loan-Sharks Detained by Macau Police

Six suspected casino loan sharks have been detained by Macau police officers. It was reported by police officials that the suspects were arrested at a downtown coffee shop where they were seen threatening someone who had overdue gambling debts.

It is believed that the six suspected casino loan-sharks ran a loan-sharking racket in a number of casinos for a period of four months. Police are further investigating the issue.

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