
Geoffrey Tong Po-hang and his mother Leung Yiu-chun face charges over allegedly accessing confidential information for investment profits.
A former Hong Kong stock exchange vice-president and his mother were charged with accessing confidential company data, yielding over HK$500,000 in profits.
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Former HKEX vice-president and mother charged over accessing confidential listed company data.
A former vice-president of the Hong Kong stock exchange’s operator and his mother have been charged by the city’s graft buster over allegedly accessing confidential information of listed companies, which yielded more than HK$500,000 (US$63,720) in investment profits.
Geoffrey Tong Po-hang, 39, former vice-president of the Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing (HKEX), and his mother Leung Yiu-chun, 68, appeared in Eastern Court for mention on Wednesday afternoon.
They jointly face one count of “obtaining access to computer with a view to dishonest gain for himself or another”.

A Blue and White supporter surnamed He allegedly threatened in the LINE group that if the Democratic Progressive Party's Taipei mayoral candidate Shen Boyang is elected, he will burn down the presidential palace and order J-16 fighter jets to launch missiles. The Taipei District Prosecutor's Office ordered the police to arrest him yesterday. After interrogation, he was detained on serious grounds of being involved in intimidating the public and other crimes.

The installation of HK$5 million anti-ram bollards has begun at a busy Causeway Bay crossing in Hong Kong to prevent vehicle-ramming attacks, sparking debate over the project's cost.

Legislator Gao Jin Sumei's aide Zhang Junjie absconded due to corruption charges. The prosecutors discovered that he took a boat out of the country from Zhengbin Fishing Port in Keelung on October 28. The Taipei District Prosecutor's Office conducted a search today and brought the owner of the ship "Qian Chun No. 168" with a simple surname for questioning. After the interrogation, he was asked to return without bail and was restricted from living in the ship.

Zhang Junjie, the former director of the office of non-party legislator Gao Jin Sumei, was on the run for two months in connection with a Communist espionage case. Prosecutors traced that he escaped from security inspections through the secret cabin of a fishing boat from Zhengbin Fishing Port in Keelung on the 28th of last month, and successfully smuggled to China to hide in another boat in the open sea.

Kaohsiung City's repeat drunk driving offender Zhan Weikai hit and killed a female college student while driving drunk again. The Pingtung District Court ordered him to post a bail of 100,000 yuan and restrict his residence. The Pingtung District Prosecutor's Office believes that Zhan Nan is at risk of fleeing and committing repeated crimes, and that the bail is too low and unbalanced. Today, he filed a protest in accordance with the law.

Zhang Junjie, assistant to non-party legislator Gao Jin Sumei and involved in communist espionage cases, abandoned bail and absconded for more than two months. The ad hoc team traced and found that he smuggled out of Taiwan from Zhengbin Fishing Port in Keelung on the evening of October 28. During his escape, he changed cars many times, hid in the trunk and created breakpoints.