A former sales manager of a metal trading company, wanted by the ICAC for three years, returned to Hong Kong from Australia this (Wednesday) morning to face prosecution for allegedly making false bills of lading for releasing goods to a customer, causing a loss of over $7 million to his employer.

A secretary of a company, charged by the ICAC, was today (Friday) sentenced to four months' imprisonment at Eastern Magistracy for accepting a $24,500 bribe from a property agency in relation to the sale and purchase of a property.

A man, charged by the ICAC, was today (Wednesday) sentenced to one year's imprisonment at Kowloon City Magistracy for deceiving gold ornaments, worth about $40,000, from a woman by posing as a policeman.

The ICAC has charged a former principal of a nursery school for allegedly soliciting a $60,000 bribe from a subordinate and deceiving tutorial fees totalling over $120,000 from parents.

A Police Constable, charged by the ICAC, was today (Wednesday) sentenced to one year's imprisonment for attempting to swindle $100,000 out of the daughter-in-law of a victim in a suspected burglary case, by falsely representing that the sum would be used as "bait money" for "buying back" the victim's stolen properties.

A Police Detective Sergeant, charged by the ICAC, was today (Tuesday) convicted at the District Court of accepting and soliciting bribes totalling $80,000 in cash, and hostess escort services from an operator of a pornographic disc shop for offering him p rotection and information on police raids.

The Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) is perceived by the general public as an impartial and trustworthy anti-corruption agency, the latest opinion survey has revealed.

A former purchasing officer of Langham Hotel Hong Kong (Langham), charged by the ICAC, today (Thursday) admitted at the District Court that he had accepted bribes in the form of "tea money" from a frozen meat supplier for placing purchase orders with the latter.

The ICAC has arrested 47 persons, including 22 chefs and purchasing staff of various hotels, restaurants and clubs, for allegedly accepting bribes from food suppliers for placing purchase orders.

A Police Constable, charged by the ICAC, was today (Thursday) convicted of attempting to defraud the daughter-in-law of a victim in a suspected burglary case of $100,000, by falsely representing that the sum would be used as "bait money" for "buying back" the victim's stolen properties.