Former care home warden guilty of raping intellectually disabled female resident
A former assistant warden, Chung Pui-kei, has been found guilty by a High Court jury of raping a female resident at a Tai Po care home operated by the Hong Chi Association. The jury convicted the 38-year-old of five counts of rape, which occurred two years ago.

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AI-generatedA former assistant warden, Chung Pui-kei, has been found guilty by a High Court jury of raping a female resident at a Tai Po care home operated by the Hong Chi Association. The jury convicted the 38-year-old of five counts of rape, which occurred two years ago. The victim was a 23-year-old resident with an intellectual disability. The jury rejected Chung's defense that the resident may have fabricated the allegations due to unrequited romantic feelings. The verdict was delivered on Wednesday by a jury of five men and two women.
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4 extractedThe jury rejected the defendant's contention that the victim might have fabricated the allegations.
The victim was a resident at a Tai Po home operated by the Hong Chi Association.
The High Court jury found Chung Pui-kei guilty of five counts of raping the resident.
A former assistant warden at a care home has been convicted of raping a female resident five times.