Interpol Issues Red Notice for ‘Coin Young Master’ Who Threw Cash From Rooftop
Interpol is aiding Hong Kong officials in locating Wong Ching-kit, a cryptocurrency promoter known as “Coin Young Master,” notorious for his 2018 stunt of tossing HK$6,000 from a rooftop. Wong faces charges of fraud and...
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