A former technical manager of a property management company was charged by the ICAC yesterday (September 15) with using false documents to deceive the company into making payment for repairing a swimming pool of a private housing estate.

A woman has been charged by the ICAC today (September 15) with offering totalling over $4,000 to officers of the Housing Department (HD), the Social Welfare Department (SWD) and the Immigration Department (ImmD) for expediting her application for public housing and processing her son’s application for an identity card.

A former technical manager of a property management company and the proprietor of a works contractor have been charged by the ICAC today (September 15) with bribery involving illegal rebates totalling over $21,000 for securing air conditioning works contracts of a residential building.

The ICAC announced today (September 11) that starting from Monday (September 14), the Commission’s services will resume operation on full scale.

A director and two former workers of a plumbing subcontractor have been charged by the ICAC today (September 11) in two cases for defrauding two contractors of additional wages totalling at least $360,000 by overstating the daily wages of a number of workers.

A property agent was charged by the ICAC yesterday (September 7) with deceiving an estate agency into reimbursing him meal expenses totalling over $81,000 by using receipts purportedly issued by four restaurants.

A Police Sergeant has been charged by the ICAC today (September 7) with fraud over credit union loans totalling about $600,000 and betting with an illegal bookmaker on local horse races.

Two security guards of a property management company were charged by the ICAC in two cases yesterday (September 3) for separately conspiring with a supervisor for the latter to accept bribes totalling $18,000 for keeping the employment of one of the duo and granting extra allowance to the other.

An Education Officer of the Education Bureau (EDB) has been charged by the ICAC today (September 3) with accessing to EDB’s computer system dishonestly for information related to his son’s Secondary School Places Allocation (SSPA).

A director and a former clerk of a Small and Medium Enterprise (SME) have been charged by the ICAC today (September 2) for their alleged roles in defrauding four banks of 83 loans totalling over $102 million and banking facilities totalling $31 million, as well as deceiving a government department and a public body into acting as guarantors for loans and facilities totalling $11 million granted by the banks.