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Police duo guilty of fabricating evidence

Tuesday, 14 August, 2012, 8:29am

Austin Chiu

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Two police officers caught on tape fabricating evidence against people accused of running a sex den were found guilty yesterday of perverting the course of justice. Yeung Ka-ho, 33, and Chow Chi-pang, 35, were also convicted in the District Court of misconduct in public office. Their conversations were taped by a former policewoman whose husband was a defendant in the 2007 trial. Sentencing was adjourned to May 12 for background reports.

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