The sentence of six years given Woo Tsan-kwei is too light to serve as a deterrent to others or even as proper punishment for armed robbery by an ex-policeman," was the protest entered by Mr. C.D. Mein= Senior Consul's Deputy, in the ional Court, on August 15, when Judge Wong "sentenced the accused for unlawful possession of firearms and on a charge of armed robbery at 289 Hoopeh Road on May 7, when $5,500 was stoles Four Chinese were originally charged but one died in hospital while the third and fourth were acted, revolver and three pistols, te gether with 27 rounds of ammanition, which were seized at the time of arrest, were ordered by the Court to be confiscated,
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