The ICAC has arrested six persons, including a Chief Curator and a Curator of the Leisure and Cultural Services Department (LCSD), for alleged bribery and abuse of authority in relation to over $4 million excavation contracts.
A former driver of an entertainment firm admitted at the Western Magistracy today (Wednesday) that he had falsely claimed to be the driver of a sports car involved in a traffic accident, perverting the course of public justice.
A restaurant worker, who had allegedly posed as a Detective Police Sergeant to swindle about $600,000 from a woman, was today (Tuesday) charged by the ICAC with two fraud offences.
The Independent Commission Against Commission and the banking sector today (Saturday) jointly launch an e-learning package to heighten bank staff's awareness of anti-corruption laws and to help them tackle issues related to the acceptance of advantages.
The Community Involvement Programme (CIP) organised by the Independent Commission Against Corruption is now open for applications for funding of community projects organised to promote a clean culture.
A credit card fraud syndicate member was today (Tuesday) jailed for 32 months at District Court for his role in a false card scam involving the capturing of card data at the Jumbo Floating Restaurant (Jumbo) in Aberdeen, causing $425,700 losses to the car d issuing banks.
A former manager of a commercial building was today (Monday) sentenced to 12 months' imprisonment at Kowloon City Magistracy for soliciting and accepting bribes from prospective tenants to negotiate a lower rent for them.
In response to press enquiries, an ICAC spokesman today (Friday) confirmed that the Commission had mounted an operation commencing last evening in relation to allegations that some police officers were suspected to have corruptly connived at the stand-in arrangements in a traffic accident.
About 800 secondary school students today (Friday) engaged in a direct dialogue with two popular artists in a gathering organised by the Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) on values and gratification in life that go beyond material pleasures .
A former director of a printing equipment company was today (Thursday) sent to jail for one-and-a-half years for masterminding a scam to inflate printing machinery prices and help customers submit false contracts to finance companies for obtaining loan fa cilities totalling $42 million.