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四內地漢涉勒索賣淫女子被拘
2026年8月20日，本局接獲匿名檢舉，指新口岸區某酒店房間內有女子進行賣淫。本局人員到場調查，將房內兩名內地男子帶返本局跟進，揭發有人因勒索賣淫女子不果而作出虛假舉報。
經深入調查，四名涉案內地男子早於來澳前已合謀從事勒索賣淫女子活動，先後於8月16日及17日抵澳，專門在各酒店附近相約賣淫女子到酒店房間進行性交易，事後以服務不周為由拒絕支付嫖資，並以舉報賣淫活動要脅對方額外支付金錢。
調查證實，8月16日至20日期間，四名涉案男子分別向五名賣淫女子進行勒索，當中三名女子被成功勒索共4,200港元。另兩名女子因態度強硬，涉案男子未能得逞。各人勒索所得已在娛樂場輸光。
本局其後於8月21日，在另外兩名涉案男子經橫琴口岸離境時將之截獲。五名賣淫女子已應邀協助調查，暫無跡象顯示其被操控賣淫。
本局以勒索罪將四名涉案男子移送檢察院偵辦。
Four mainland men arrested for extorting prostitutes
On 20th August 2026, the Judiciary Police received an anonymous report, alleging that some females were conducting prostitution inside a hotel guestroom in ZAPE district. Judiciary Police officers arrived at the scene for investigation, bringing two mainland men from the room back to the Judiciary Police for follow-up. It was revealed that someone was fabricating a report due to his failure to extorting the prostitutes.
In-depth investigation revealed that four involved mainland men, before arriving Macao, had been conspiring to engage in prostitute extortion activities. They arrived Macao successively on August 16th and 17th, targeting at prostitutes nearby various hotels, meeting them in hotel guestrooms for sex transactions, yet refused to settle their sex payments under the pretext of unsatisfactory services, and even blackmailed them to pay additional money by reporting their prostitution activities.
Investigation confirmed that between August 16th and 20th, the four involved men had respectively extorted five prostitutes, and successfully extorted a total of HKD4,200 from three of the prostitutes. The involved men failed to extort the remaining two prostitutes who stood firm. The extorted proceeds had been gambled away by the respective persons.
Later, on August 21st, the Judiciary Police intercepted the other two involved men when they were departing Macao via the Hengqin Port. Upon request, five prostitutes had assisted in the investigation. There were no signs showing that they had been manipulated for prostitution in the meantime.
The Judiciary Police transferred the four involved men to the Public Prosecutions Office with the charge of extortion.