
A Hong Kong police sergeant denied failing to properly label DNA samples from Alex Kwong, ex-husband of slain socialite Abby Choi, and denied using excessive force during his 2023 arrest.
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Alex Kwong was arrested on February 25, 2023, in connection with the killing of socialite Abby Choi Tin-fung.
A police officer has denied failing to properly label DNA samples taken from slain Hong Kong socialite Abby Choi Tin-fung’s ex-husband after his arrest more than three years ago.
Testifying in the High Court on Thursday, Sergeant Lam Chun also denied using excessive force to subdue Alex Kwong Kong-chi as he was about to flee Hong Kong from Tung Chung Development Ferry Pier on February 25, 2023.
Lam, who was a detective constable at the time, said Kwong sustained a 2cm-by-2cm abrasion on his right cheek when he fell to the ground during a struggle with officers.

Chen Shanhui, the non-party member of the Zuoying and Nanzi constituencies in Kaohsiung City, was involved in the Green Energy Optoelectronics waste soil removal scandal. The Qiaotou District Prosecutor's Office launched an investigation this afternoon and brought her into custody. The investigation also involved the accidental pursuit of Chen Shanhui when investigating the case involving Councilor Chen Mingze.

Taiwanese woman Jing Yunrong was murdered by fellow gang member Yang Minhan at the Fuji Kawaguchiko Hotel in Japan on October 19. The case was suspected of fraud. Former anchor Liu Hanzhu praised the media for cooperating with the prosecutor's investigation and not grabbing exclusives. He also revealed that the deceased had noticed something strange and complained to the media before his death, but he was still unfortunately killed.

A homicide fraud case occurred in Lake Kawaguchi, Japan. 38-year-old Jing Yunrong died while traveling to Japan. The prosecutor found that the suspect surnamed Li was suspected of serious crimes and was detained. The rented house owned by Li's father in Yongkang, Tainan, was dug up. Local residents revealed that a fire broke out at the site 13 years ago and claimed the lives of two sisters. The recent murders have revived the supernatural legend of that year.

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