Recently, Hong Kong socialite Amina Mariam Bokhary, who has a "rich criminal record", was arrested while traveling in Sorrento, Naples Province, Italy. The reason is: She first attacked the hotel employees who asked her not to make any noise, and then attacked the police who came to intervene. At the same time, she spat at them and shouted: "Omicron!"
Comprehensive Italian Fanpage Network, Leggo Network According to reports, the 46-year-old Hong Kong woman living in the UK recently came to Sorrento for vacation and stayed at a luxury hotel in the city center. However, other hotel guests reported many times that there were disturbing noises coming from her suite late at night, so hotel staff went to her room to check and asked her to explain and to respect the rights of other guests. Rest normally. However, Amina didn't buy it and instead attacked the hotel employees who came to dissuade her.
Shortly after, the police who received the alarm call arrived at the hotel. But even when facing the police, Amina did not restrain herself at all: she not only punched, kicked and even slapped the police, but finally shouted "Omicron" and spat at them.
Eventually, 46-year-old Amina was arrested and she will later face trial.
So, who is this woman who is so arrogant that even the police do not take her seriously?
Amina Mariam Bokhary was born into an upper-class family and is the niece of Hong Kong Court of Final Appeal Judge Pao Chi-jin. And what she did this time is not surprising, because this is not the first time she has attacked or slapped a police officer - on January 27, 2010, Amina Mariam Bokhary tried to leave the scene after a drunken car crash in Hong Kong. At that time, she was blocked by a male police officer, and she slapped him in front of the public and the television cameras. And this is the third time she has attacked a police officer in nine years.
However, even so, Amina was always given a light sentence because her lawyer submitted a medical certificate that she suffered from bipolar disorder (ie, manic depression ). However, public opinion in Hong Kong questioned whether her repeated light sentences were closely related to her powerful family background, believing that Amina received special treatment because her uncle and aunt were both judges.
