A director of a property development company, who was earlier extradited from the United States (US) to Hong Kong after being wanted by the ICAC, was today (Friday) sentenced to 27 months’ imprisonment at the District Court for offering a bribe of HK$2.3 million to a bank officer in relation to loan applications.

The ICAC will conduct a household opinion survey in the coming two months to gauge the views of the public on anti-corruption work in Hong Kong.

A director of a property development company, who was wanted by the ICAC for allegedly offering bribes to a bank officer and laundering crime proceeds, has been extradited from the United States (US) to Hong Kong to face trial.

Four former and serving service managers and an approved car tester (ACT) of a car testing centre (CTC) appeared in the Kowloon City Magistracy today (Wednesday) after being charged by the ICAC with conspiracy to forge certificates of roadworthiness (CORs ) for private cars and light goods vehicles.

ICAC’s annual survey indicated that the vast majority of respondents had not come across corruption last year. And the public was willing to report should they encounter graft.

A man, charged by the ICAC, was today (Wednesday) sentenced at the Fanling Magistracy for having impersonated an officer of the anti-corruption agency in letters to a department store so as to take revenge on his wife’s co-worker who teased her.

About 300 dedicated ICAC Club members were today (Saturday) commended for their voluntary service in various ICAC activities to promote the anti-corruption and probity messages.

A housewife, charged by the ICAC, was today (Monday) sentenced to three months’ imprisonment at the Kowloon City Magistracy after being convicted of vote-rigging at the 2011 Yau Tsim Mong District Council (DC) Election (King’s Park Constituency) after resumption of trial.

A man, charged by the ICAC, admitted at the Fanling Magistracy today (Wednesday) that he had impersonated an ICAC officer in letters to a department store so as to take revenge on his wife’s co-worker who teased her.

A man has been charged by the ICAC with impersonating an officer of the anti-corruption agency in letters to a department store.