Recent ICAC Cases


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Aug 2024
HZMB shuttle bus casual worker charged by ICAC gets 10 weeks’ jail for soliciting bribes from touristsA casual worker of the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge (HZMB) shuttle bus, charged by the ICAC, today (August 19) admitted at the West Kowloon Magistrates’ Courts that he had solicited a bribe for assisting two tourists who failed to provide valid tickets to board a shuttle bus departing from Hong Kong for Zhuhai during the pandemic last y...| Read more |
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Aug 2024
Man charged by ICAC gets five years’ jail for conspiracy to launder $125m crime proceedsA former personal assistant of a businessman, charged by the ICAC, was today (August 16) sentenced to five years’ imprisonment at the District Court for conspiring with the businessman to deal with crime proceeds totalling $125 million, being loans unlawfully obtained by the businessman from a listed company.Lam Chung-kan (also known as Lin ...| Read more |
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Aug 2024
FEHD Foreman sentenced for breaching POBO by accepting unauthorised loan of $60,000 from subordinateA Foreman of the Food and Environmental Hygiene Department (FEHD), charged by the ICAC, was today (August 15) sentenced at the Eastern Magistrates’ Courts to four months’ imprisonment, suspended for three years, for accepting an unauthorised loan of $60,000 from a subordinate in breach of the anti-bribery law....| Read more |
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Aug 2024
Then manager of printing company charged by ICAC for arranging mother to be company staff and deceive wages valued over $400KThe ICAC today (August 14) charged a then manager of a printing company and his mother, for arranging for his mother to be the company’s temporary staff and falsely representing her working hours to deceive wages totalling over $400,000 in 18 consecutive months.Fong Lung, 38, the then Service Del...| Read more |
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Aug 2024
Former staff of frozen meat supplier charged by ICAC for allegedly concealing his operation of same business and deceiving employer into selling goods valued over $5mThe ICAC today (Aug 13) charged a then senior sales executive of a frozen meat supplier, for allegedly concealing the conflict of interest during his employment and inducing the employer to sell goods to a company operated by him with the same business, deceiving goods supply valued over $5 million.Cheng Ming-lim, 48, the then Senior Sales Executive of H.R. Woodward Food Service Co. Limited (H.R. Woodward), faces...| Read more |

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