Without delay we approached to the scene with the siren and blue light on (just installed) in one minute, the SNCOs went in the bar to deal with the case while I was waiting in the vehicle. After ten minutes they came back to the vehicle. Just about when we moved , over ten Irish Guards rushed out from the main bar, without saying a word, we were pulled out from the vehicle and we got beat up, I just used my white belt for defencing myself, three of us were bleeding and badly injured. They went back to the bar after the attack. I immediately called the Uncle Sugar (U.S. Shore Patrol) and Royal Naval Patrol for assistance. Over fifteen patrolmen arrived and we made an arrest of six Irish Guards and placed them in custody in Victoria Bks Guard Room.

We were conveyed to the Sick Bay HMS Tamar for checks and treatment. We bed down at home for the rest of the night when the living in pers were called out to replace our duty. In the following morning, the SIB took our photos of the wound for evidence. After this experience, RMP mobile patrol carried truncheon for duty. As far as I know, that was the only Unit Call Out in Hong Kong RMP history.