ICAC Commissioner, Mr Ambrose Lee Siu-kwong, had met with Mr Qiu Xueqiang, Deputy Procurator-General of the Supreme People's Procuratorate (SPP) during his visit to Hong Kong.

The ICAC today (Tuesday) charged 21 persons for allegedly conspiring to defraud two electricity companies by tampering with electricity meters of a number of residential and commercial account holders, resulting in a drastic reduction in electricity consu mption of the accounts involved.

An ICAC delegation, led by Commissioner Mr Ambrose Lee Siu-kwong, today (Friday) returns to Hong Kong following five days of fruitful exchanges with anti-graft bodies on the Mainland.

A contractor, charged by the ICAC, was today (Thursday) convicted at Kowloon City Magistracy of offering a free package tour to the Middle East to the chairlady of an owners' incorporation in return for the award of lift maintenance contracts of Jubilee G arden, Shatin.

A goods vehicle driver has been charged by the ICAC for allegedly offering $500 to a police officer in return for not taking enforcement action against him in relation to a traffic offence.

A woman and her younger brother, charged by the ICAC, were today (Wednesday) jailed for 11 years and seven and a half years respectively at the Court of First Instance for their involvement in a fraudulent scheme to obtain bank credit facilities totalling $65.5 million.

A Police Constable was today (Tuesday) sentenced to eight and a half years' imprisonment by Deputy Judge Derek Pang at the Court of First Instance for trafficking in a quantity of heroin.

The Commissioner of the Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC), Mr Ambrose Lee Siu-kwong, today (Monday) led a delegation to visit Beijing and Guangzhou to foster ties with the anti-graft agency's Mainland counterparts.

Graft fighters must continuously upgrade their skills and expertise to outsmart criminals who were nowadays assisted by advanced technology and professionals, said ICAC Commissioner Ambrose Lee Siu-kwong today (Friday).

A former waitress of a karaoke lounge, charged by the ICAC, today (Thursday) admitted at North Kowloon Magistracy that she had accepted $4,000 in bribes to capture customers' credit card data for manufacturing counterfeit credit cards.