Hong Kong Rugby Player to Stand Trial in June Over Molestation Denial
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A Hong Kong rugby player has been scheduled to stand trial in June after denying allegations of molesting a customer at a bar in Central. The case draws attention to issues of personal conduct and legal accountability in Hong Kong's nightlife scene.
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- •The incident allegedly took place at a bar in Central, Hong Kong.
- •The rugby player has formally denied the molestation charges.
- •The trial is set to begin in June 2026.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If the rugby player is found guilty at trial he could face legal penalties, affecting his sports career and public reputation.
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