A former Land Surveyor of the Airport Authority Hong Kong (AAHK) was sentenced to four months' imprisonment, suspended for one year, for cheating salary of more than $78,800 by falsely claiming that he had turned up for duty on 28 extra days.

The ICAC has arrested a Police Sergeant and seven civilians for their alleged involvement in a number of “staged” arrests of drug traffickers in a two-day operation codenamed "Fastrun", which commenced on Monday.

An overwhelming majority of the public continue to support the work of the Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) while a growing number of people believe the corruption situation would improve next year, the latest ICAC opinion poll showed.

A former loan officer of a Japanese bank operating in Hong Kong was jailed for two years at District Court today (Monday) for embezzling about $694,000 which were loan payments collected from clients.

A former Land Surveyor of the Airport Authority Hong Kong (AAHK), charged by the ICAC, admitted that he had cheated salary of more than $78,800 by falsely claiming that he had turned up for duty on 28 extra days.

A former company director was sentenced to 11 months’ imprisonment at District Court today (Wednesday) for setting up a “shelf company” to defraud from two banks Letters of Credit (L/C) facilities worth $5.6 million based on bogus business transactions.

Three employees of the piling contractor for a public housing construction project at Tung Chung Area 30, Phase 1 and 3, were charged by the ICAC with conspiracy to defraud the Housing Department in connection with alleged substandard foundation works.

A woman who “thanked” a District Court judge with cognac, cigarettes and $10,000 cash for granting her the custody of her three children, was sentenced to three months’ imprisonment, suspended for one year.

A Detective Police Sergeant was jailed for 14 months at District Court today (Friday) for accepting loans and free massage services for helping a massage parlour obtain licences and tipping off a restaurant about police inspections.

A former chief chef of the Hong Kong Jockey Club (HKJC) admitted at the Eastern Court today (Thursday) that he accepted regular bribe payments for allowing a food supplier to provide HKJC's Shatin clubhouse with inferior "dim sum" ingredients.