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Latest news, analysis and opinion on the Hong Kong police force, including crime, justice and protests.
‘Unfree’ Hong Kong people should be grateful their police still respond to their complaints and calls, while keeping their streets safe.
Leap in substances seized in Hong Kong reflects post-Covid recovery of illegal trade and role of city as transit point for transnational traffickers.
New recruits also learn how to listen and make a life-or-death difference as Hong Kong faces its own challenges in uncertain times.
Case involving fictitious online sale of dog meat makes one thing clear: unless enforcement can stay ahead of the cybercriminals, Hong Kong’s dreams of shifting to more efficient cashless systems will keep barking up the wrong tree.
Hong Kong police recently impounded 16 cars and arrested at least 20 people for illegal street racing. More work is needed to discourage such drivers.
Cantopop star Denise Ho’s online performance at the former Mount Zero Bookshop was halted twice on Sunday.
Police say officers received report at 1.30am on Sunday that 52-year-old man had been attacked near Pau Chung Street in To Kwa Wan.
Police say woman had suffered from severe depression since birth of their son, with her mental state being ‘major direction’ of investigation.
Two-year-old girl found alone at Mong Kok playground on Friday night, with mother detained next morning.
Police say private car, taxi and two school buses collided along section of Island Eastern Corridor in North Point.
Sources warn that anyone seen wearing seditious clothing on 27th anniversary of city’s return to Chinese rule could face arrest.
Twenty-three sham directors and 14 employees of shell companies submitted loan applications under government-backed scheme.
Police are investigating whether man drugged wife, three daughters before starting charcoal fire, insider says.
Acting on tip-off, Thai police track smugglers, ambushing them at airport, allegedly with drugs bound for Hong Kong.
Search for man, 56, began at around 7.40pm on Sunday after his wife reported him missing.
Dispute over personal belongings that began on Friday escalated into fatal fight, police say.
Incident marks largest financial loss in local phone scam case recorded so far, with scammers posing as mainland Chinese security officials.
More than 1,000 people from various department and organisations take part in crowd management exercise based on simulated arson incident.
Twenty-nine of 84 devices seized in operation had been used for food delivery, and a number modified to carry up to 3 children as passengers.
Syndicates targeted government-back schemes offering low-interest loans to businesses and private individuals affected by Covid pandemic.
Women arrested for allegedly operating vice establishments, running an unlicensed massage parlour or breaching conditions of stay.
Authorities make sharp U-turn after narcotics division officers meet Christian Zheng Sheng Association board members, accuse them of lying.
57 arrested in illegal gambling crackdown include some said to be kingpins, with others alleged to be middlemen and people who volunteered their bank accounts to launder money.
Prosecution witness David Su says a man named ‘Steven’ was solely responsible for purchasing firearms and conceived idea years earlier.
Two travellers, man and woman, both 23, suspected of theft when entering city multiple times between February and June.
Suspects are accused of prematurely claiming amounts from HK$2,000 to HK$600,000, a few with the help of rogue middle men.
The Housing Department says records show the tenant owed rent and breached the tenancy agreement.
Officer, 51, found injured in changing room at Sai Wan Ho marine police base in afternoon; pronounced dead at the scene.
Lawyer of Christian Lee Ka-tin, accused of being part of 2019 bomb plot, says client was also beaten up during interrogation.
Online clip shows two men exiting car after collision to inspect cat, getting back into vehicle, then hitting it again after making U-turn.
Boy, 16, makes police report on missing python and later retrieves it from Movie Town in New Town Plaza shopping centre.
Man, 24, is treated for injuries to the head and legs in Lantau Island attack, and suspects arrested for alleged assault.
Christian Zheng Sheng Association adopts more conciliatory tone after heated exchanges with authorities over frozen funds.