The ICAC today (Monday) charged a former employee of CLP Power Hong Kong Limited (CLP), a contractor and a site supervisor for their alleged involvement in a $1.3 million bribery scam relating to CLP security works contracts.

A businessman, charged by the ICAC for allegedly acting as a "scapegoat" to face Police prosecution for traffic offences following a traffic accident, was found guilty at San Po Kong Court today (Saturday).

The ICAC has charged five members of a suspected human smuggling syndicate who allegedly helped Mainland residents, who did not possess valid visas, to enter the United States with forged US passports and swapped boarding passes.

A former employee of the Citybus Group Limited (Citybus) was today (Wednesday) sentenced to four months' imprisonment at Eastern Court for stealing bus fare totalling $22,000 from coin-boxes at Citybus' Fo Tan depot in Shatin.

The Court of Appeal today (Tuesday) rejected former chief executive of Wardley Limited Ewan Quayle Launder's application for a certificate to further appeal to the Court of Final Appeal (CFA).

Two assistant officers of the Correctional Services Department (CSD) were charged by the ICAC today (Friday) for allegedly accepting $45,000 in bribes to bring prisoners unauthorised articles including marijuana, pornographic books, money and food.

A former clerk of a Kwai Chung industrial building's owners' incorporation (OI), charged by the ICAC with allegedly pocketing OI funds totalling $387,000, appeared at Tsuen Wan Court today (Friday).

A company proprietor was sentenced to one year's imprisonment at District Court today (Thursday) for defrauding three local banks of over $21 million in Letters of Credit (L/C) facilities based on bogus commercial transactions.

Three senior executives employed by a subsidiary of a state-owned company in Hong Kong denied having conspired to deceive their employer of over $1.1 million using false accounting records when they appeared at District Court this (Friday) morning.

The ICAC yesterday (Thursday) arrested three former staff of New World Telephone Limited (NWT) for allegedly using stolen personal and company data to subscribe mobile phone SIM cards for sale to vice operators and criminals.