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2002-1-18
Immigration Officer and businessman charged over alleged graft facilitated visa extension scheme

An Immigration Officer and a businessman, arrested by the ICAC on Wednesday (January 16) in relation to suspected bribery over the granting of visa extension to overseas workers, were charged by the ICAC and brought to Eastern Court this (Friday) afternoo n.

2002-1-17
ICAC opens up to the public

The Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) is to hold its Open Day 2002 for members of the public on the following two Sundays (January 20 and 27) as part of a continuous effort to enhance transparency and public understanding on its anti-corrup tion work.

2002-1-17
Man offering illegal commission to secure $7m hair salon project given suspended jail term

An unemployed man was today (Thursday) sentenced to six months' imprisonment, suspended for two years, at Tsuen Wan Court for offering illegal commissions to secure a $7 million renovation project for a hair salon.

2002-1-16
Last batch of defendants sentenced for bus pass bribery scam

The last batch of defendants convicted in connection with a forged bus pass scam facilitated by bribery were today (Wednesday) sentenced at District Court.

2002-1-15
Woman admits credit card bribery case

A woman, who returned to Hong Kong last month to face trial for a counterfeit credit card bribery case after hiding for eight years, pleaded guilty at the District Court today (Tuesday).

2002-1-14
Company owner jailed for 12 months for bribing property manager after re-trial

A re-trial at the Eastern Court today (Monday) sent a proprietor of an engineering company to jail for 12 months for offering illegal rebates totalling $335,000 to a former chief estate manager over maintenance contracts at Taikoo Shing in Quarry Bay.

2002-1-10
Company directors jailed for $10.5m credit fraud

Two company directors were today (Thursday) sent to jail by the District Court for conspiring to cheat bank credit facilities totalling $10.5 million with bogus business transactions.

2002-1-10
Seven charged for alleged emigration scams

The ICAC today (Thursday) charged an emigration consultant and six applicants for alleged scams to use forged documents to apply for emigration to Canada.

2002-1-8
13 charged over alleged counterfeit locks at HA projects

Thirteen people, earlier arrested in an ICAC operation for an alleged bribery scam in relation to the supply of counterfeit locks for Housing Authority's housing projects, were charged today (Tuesday).

2002-1-4
Ex-dealer admits $12m investment fraud

A former dealer of a securities company admitted at Eastern Court today (Friday) that she had swindled about $12 million worth of cash and shares from her clients to make up for her own losses in share investment.