Ex-Hong Kong Police Inspector Sentenced to 30 Months for HK$1.4M Bribery
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A former Hong Kong police inspector has been jailed for 30 months for taking HK$1.4 million in bribes. The sentence adds to a series of recent Hong Kong corruption cases involving public servants and professionals, testing public confidence in local institutions.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If Hong Kong courts continue to hand down firm sentences in corruption cases involving officials and professionals public confidence in local law enforcement and oversight bodies may gradually improve.
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Primary Sources (5)
WESTLe Monde - InternationalChine : l’ancien abbé du monastère Shaolin condamné à vingt-quatre ans de prison pour corruptionWESTBBC News - WorldEx-head monk of China's 'kung fu temple' jailed for embezzlementCNHong Kong Free PressEx-HKUST professor sentenced to 20 weeks in jail for bribery in student admission caseCNHong Kong Free Press