Hong Kong police officer guilty of taking bribes worth HK$1.1m to drop case
A Hong Kong police chief inspector, Ho Siu-tung, 40, pleaded guilty in Tsuen Wan Court to accepting over HK$1.1 million in cash and gifts from a businessman, Qu Haipeng. The illicit dealings occurred between August 2021 and January 2023.

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AI-generatedA Hong Kong police chief inspector, Ho Siu-tung, 40, pleaded guilty in Tsuen Wan Court to accepting over HK$1.1 million in cash and gifts from a businessman, Qu Haipeng. The illicit dealings occurred between August 2021 and January 2023. Ho admitted to two counts each of accepting advantages as a public servant and misconduct in public office. In exchange for the bribes, he terminated a criminal investigation against Qu and disclosed confidential information on two other cases. Prosecutors agreed to drop a third misconduct charge as part of a plea deal.
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4 extractedThe illicit dealings occurred between August 2021 and January 2023 with businessman Qu Haipeng.
The bribes were in exchange for terminating a criminal investigation and divulging confidential information.
A Hong Kong police chief inspector admitted accepting over HK$1.1 million in cash and gifts.
Ho Siu-tung pleaded guilty to two counts of accepting advantages as a public servant and misconduct in public office.