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Wan, 65, was the dragon head, or leader, of the infamous 14K triad, which operated out of Macau, a former Portuguese colony. It is said his reach spanned many parts of Europe.
Wan is better known by his gang moniker, Broken Tooth Koi. He was released from prison in Macau in December 2012 after serving a 14-year sentence for charges that included loan-sharking, money laundering and heading a criminal group, according to news reports.
Inix hogged the limelight in August when it announced Wan’s appointment as its independent and non-executive chairman.
At the time, several Hong Kong celebrities, via pre-recorded videos, congratulated Wan for being part of Inix, which “would become the world’s largest glove manufacturer”. Some of the videos are still on YouTube today, although comments have been disabled.