Woman charged over alleged debt-restructuring scams involving about HK$4.9m
The largest reported individual loss was about HK$2.8 million, and police advise checking intermediaries before paying them.
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Hong Kong customs seize suspected wildlife cargo worth about HK$100m
The four containers were aboard a seagoing vessel.
Five defendants intend to plead guilty in Hong Kong subversion case
The case also includes explosives and radio-equipment charges, and a separate child-pornography charge subject to a conditional court-file arrangement.
Judiciary sets settlement and mediation steps for fire-related claims
The directions set settlement and mediation steps for covered civil claims, with a first hearing within two months of the application for specified employee-compensation cases.
Court lets accused man leave Hong Kong while on bail
His trial has been adjourned until 10 February 2027, when a witness from a Thai university is expected to testify by video.
SPCA believes cat found in Tsz Wan Shan garden died naturally
Department guidance says people unable to afford private pet cremation can hand in their pets’ remains at public refuse collection points.
Kai Tak project team leader charged over alleged bribes from workers
The ICAC alleges he took HK$75,100 in payments from five imported electrical workers in return for helping them get and keep their jobs.
Police pursue three men after woman attacked in Sau Mau Ping
The woman was attacked with wooden sticks, suffered a fractured right hand and other injuries, and was taken to hospital.
Police arrest 22 over alleged laundering of more than HK$150m
Police say recruits opened local bank accounts to receive suspected proceeds before cash was carried to a shop posing as a virtual-currency exchange.
Dashcam shows BMW overtaking against traffic in Wong Tai Sin
A taxi slowed to avoid a collision; police later found about 90 suspected etomidate vape cartridges in the abandoned car.
Customs seizes more than a tonne of suspected smuggled food
Customs said online adverts offered frozen meat at less than half the local price and promised it would arrive fresh.
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