Suspended policeman faces 7 years in jail over red paint vandalism, data access
A Hong Kong policeman, Leung Lung-kwan, 41, is facing potential imprisonment of up to seven years. Prosecutors are seeking to transfer his case to the District Court.

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AI-generatedA Hong Kong policeman, Leung Lung-kwan, 41, is facing potential imprisonment of up to seven years. Prosecutors are seeking to transfer his case to the District Court. Leung appeared at Eastern Court after being charged with criminal damage and eight counts of dishonest computer access. Prosecutors allege that between April and May 2024, Leung threw red paint at a residential flat's front door and accessed the police force's internal computer systems without authorization. These systems reportedly included criminal intelligence, case management, and investigation records.
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5 extractedProsecutors alleged he accessed the force’s computer systems, including criminal intelligence, between April and May 2024.
Leung Lung-kwan was charged with criminal damage and accessing a computer with dishonest intent.
Prosecutors sought to transfer the case to the District Court.
The policeman, Leung Lung-kwan, could face up to seven years in prison.
A Hong Kong policeman is accused of throwing red paint at a residential flat and accessing internal police systems.