A deputy commissioner of the Inland Revenue Department (IRD) and her husband, charged by the ICAC for allegedly deceiving the Hong Kong Government over application for Private Tenancy Allowance, were found guilty at the District Court today (Thursday).

Two partners of a construction works sub-contractor, charged by the ICAC, were convicted of offering bribes to a Highways Department (HyD) officer for speeding up the certification of completion of works at Tsuen Wan Court today (Monday).

A couple in charge of a dealer of computer products was arrested by the ICAC last Friday (December 8) for an alleged $7 million bribery scam to secure the supply of Central Processing Units (CPUs) which can accommodate broadband service.

The Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) today (Saturday) presented 80 Gee-dor-dor education kits to its Macau counterparts for their use in primary schools.

A seafood supplier of the Regal Kai Tak Hotel (Regal) was yesterday (Thursday) sentenced to three months' imprisonment, suspended for one year, for inciting a former employee to give a false statement to the ICAC during a corruption inquiry.

A registered nurse formerly employed by the Hospital Authority (HA) was sentenced to three months' imprisonment, suspended for three years, at Western Court today (Friday) for cheating about $35,000 in housing allowance from HA by falsely claiming that he was residing in the subsidised property.

The ICAC has smashed a criminal syndicate allegedly involved in the production of stampers for export to countries in South America for manufacturing counterfeit VCDs and CDs as well as computer softwares.

Two former station officers of the Kowloon-Canton Railway Corporation (KCRC) received jail sentences at Eastern Court today (Thursday) for embezzling about $84,000 generated from add-value transactions for Octopus Smart Cards (Octopus Cards) and the sale of railway tickets.

An Assistant Supplies Officer of the Government Supplies Department and a company proprietor were respectively jailed for nine months and 15 months at Eastern Court today (Wednesday) for bribery over leakage of tendering information.

Three former company directors, charged by the ICAC in two separate cases in connection with multi-million dollar frauds involving Guangnan (Holdings) Limited (Guangnan) and its subsidiaries, were jailed for two to six years at the Court of First Instance today (Wednesday).