The former Head (Information Technology) of the Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) was today (Friday) charged by the ICAC for allegedly using false documents to deceive housing allowances while he was employed by HKMA.

A goods vehicle driver was today (Wednesday) convicted at Tuen Mun Magistracy of offering $500 to a police officer for not taking enforcement action against him for rushing a red traffic light.

The former chairman of the Liquor Licensing Board (LLB), charged by the ICAC for alleged misconduct in public office over applications for liquor licence, had his case transferred to the District Court, while a warrant was issued for the arrest of a solic itor for her alleged role in the case.

The former chairman of an owners' incorporation (OI) of a residential estate and a director of an engineering consultant firm, charged by the ICAC, were today (Thursday) convicted at District Court of conspiring to offer bribes to an OI member for favouri ng certain contractors in the tendering exercise for fire prevention installation and renovation projects, totalling about $40 million.

A Senior Superintendent of Police was this (Thursday) morning charged by the ICAC for alleged bribery, misconduct in public office, and possession of poison.

A Senior Superintendent of Police was charged by the ICAC and brought to Eastern Magistracy this (Thursday) afternoon for alleged bribery, misconduct in public office, and possession of poison.

A Detective Police Constable, charged by the ICAC, was today (Wednesday) sentenced at Kowloon City Magistracy for accepting bribes from a defendant in a police case for "fixing up" the police investigation.

A former cargo operation supervisor of an airfreight company was today (Tuesday) convicted at Kwun Tong Magistracy of disclosing the identities of two persons being investigated by the ICAC without lawful authority or reasonable excuse, an offence under t he Prevention of Bribery Ordinance (PBO).

A former shipping manager of a Germany-based ironware company has been charged by the ICAC for allegedly deceiving his employer of freight charges and duties totalling over $7.5 million with bogus invoices.

Public support for the Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) remains strong as more citizens consider the Commission impartial and effective in fighting graft, the latest annual survey reveals.