Liu, who won the singles and doubles gold medals at the 1996 Atlanta Olympics, is taking a job as vice-chairman of the China Table Tennis Association, the Xinhua news agency reported, citing the association. He was appointed to coach the national men’s team at the age of 27 years old in 2003 and handed over…
His attack at Resorts World Manila took place a week after Duterte declared martial law and suspended the privilege of the writ of habeas corpus in Mindanao, as soldiers and Maute Group terrorists clash in Marawi City, Lanao del Sur. Carlos shot his automatic rifle into the air, but did not shot anyone in the…
A man was abducted on a Boston street and taken to Queens over a gambling debt but he was able to escape through a bathroom window before the goons could cut off his fingers, law enforcement sources told The Post on Friday. The 27-year-old victim told his captors he had to use the john before…
A terrified Boston restaurant worker flagged down cops Thursday morning in Queens and told them he had been kidnapped over a $50,000 gambling debt by men who threatened to chop off his fingers, sources said. The 27-year-old man said he escaped their clutches by leaping out of a second-story window in Flushing…
A former Olympic gold Chinese table tennis player is facing a HK$2.55 million lawsuit over a gaming debt to a prestigious Singaporean hotel where he was dubbed a premium player. Kong Linghui, also known as the ping-pong prince, is being sued by Marina Bay Sands for failing to repay fully a sum of S$1 million…
OAKLAND A Sacramento man has been hit with federal bank robbery charges, and authorities say he confessed to robbing banks as far back as 1995. Clayton Quiz Smith, 44, faces 25 years in federal prison for a charge of robbing a US Bank in San Ramon on Feb. 6, 2017. (Folsom Police Department) Clayon Quiz Smith,…
A Samsung worker took advantage of his disability to steal thousands of phones so he could pay off a gambling debt. While employees are normally required to go through a body scanner before leaving the office, Mr. Lee was allowed to skip the security check since he was bound to an electronic wheelchair. He returned…
A Samsung worker took advantage of his disability to steal thousands of phones so he could pay off a gambling debt. While employees are normally required to go through a body scanner before leaving the office, Mr. Lee was allowed to skip the security check since he was bound to an electronic wheelchair. He returned…
Why it matters to you No matter how bad of an employee you think you are, you’re probably not as bad as the guy who allegedly stole thousands of phones to pay off his gambling debt. A Samsung employee has given a brand-new meaning to the term gambling problem. As per a report from The Investor,…
A man has been arrested for stealing over 8,000 phones from Samsung over a period of two years. The stolen handsets were sold to a retailer for 800 million South Korean won or $711,743. The man, simply known as Lee, joined Samsung in 2010. He was able to smuggle the handsets out of the office…