The ICAC today (April 14) charged a Police Sergeant and three Police Constables with misconduct in public office (MIPO) in relation to fabricating records about a house search in a drugs trafficking criminal investigation.

A man, charged by the ICAC, today (April 13) admitted at the West Kowloon Magistrates’ Courts that he had displayed two posts on his social media page and shared them on other social media pages to incite others to cast invalid votes at the 2021 Legislative Council General Election (LegCo Election) during the election period.

A former Postman, charged by the ICAC, was today (April 13) sentenced at the Eastern Magistrates’ Courts for using internal documents to deceive the HongKong Post (HKPost) by falsely stating that he had not engaged in outside work while in fact he had worked at a fitness group for nine months.

The ICAC today (April 12) charged a Senior Building Services Engineer of the Electrical and Mechanical Services Department (EMSD), his wife who is a Clinical Psychologist of the Social Welfare Department (SWD), and a subcontractor of the EMSD with misconduct in public office (MIPO) and bribery over EMSD’s minor works contracts worth about $91.4 million, and laundering crime proceeds totalling over $9.5 million.

Following the prosecution of five persons for allegedly obtaining vaccination records by making false representations of having received COVID-19 vaccine doses, a member and a domestic helper of one of the families involved were also charged by the ICAC today (April 12) .

The ICAC today (April 8) charged a nurse formerly working at a Community Vaccination Centre (CVC) and four others from two families for allegedly conspiring to make false vaccination records by pretending having been inoculated with COVID-19 vaccine at the CVC.

A former manager of an insurance company, charged by the ICAC, was today (April 8) sentenced to 10 months’ imprisonment at the Kowloon City Magistrates’ Courts for laundering over $640,000 in crime proceeds in relation to the sale of insurance products.

To ensure a clean and fair Chief Executive Election (CE Election), the ICAC has adopted a holistic strategy of offering publicity and educational services to candidates, election helpers and members of the Election Committee.

The ICAC announced today (March 31) that starting from tomorrow (April 1), the Commission will resume full-scale operations and services.

A former employee of a sub-contractor of a public park construction project, who had absconded for over 25 years after being charged by the ICAC in late 1994, was today (March 22) sentenced to three years’ imprisonment after admitting at the District Court that he had offered bribes totalling $67,000 to two government officers over lax supervision.