Superintendent Jeff Lau says 776 people arrested during second phase of a citywide operation on contraband tobacco between February 29 and March 14.
Police find suspected liquid cocaine disguised as wine in boxes originating from South America after raids on multiple sites.
CCTV footage reveals former employee entered club at around 6.12am, damaged signboard and two surveillance cameras
Post learns scam targeted company’s CEO and sent out email claiming to be supplier requesting payment.
Incident took place at site on Man Kam To Road in New Territories, when container carrying 150 wooden poles ‘fell from a height of three to four metres’.
Police say 80 men and 42 women arrested comprise suspected holders of 117 stooge accounts and five owners of registered SIM cards linked to some scam cases.
Two men, both aged 70, arrested on suspicion of practising dentistry without a licence – an offence punishable by up to three years in jail and a HK$100,000 fine.
Ramming attacks in northwestern Hong Kong, all within space of four hours, leave three men in hospital.
Two suspects, aged 48 and 67, allegedly lured into bringing 87kg of cannabis buds into city in largest case detected by customs at airport.
Blaze occurred in a village called San Sang Tsuen on Tin Ha Road in Yuen Long at about 8.44am on Monday.
Preliminary investigation reveals suspect stuffed three gold ornaments into bag before escaping goldsmith shop in taxi.
Two men, woman arrested in hotel in Tsuen Wan, while another woman intercepted during raid on different hotel on Yeung Uk Road.
Woman caught fire after she lit gas stove and ran out of public housing flat to get help from neighbours, insider says.
Customs officials say 570kg of cannabis buds found hidden in 145 boxes, and 57-year-old director of logistics company arrested.
Bodies of infants found by cleaner in separate glass bottles inside flat in Tuen Mun.
Criminals could have evaded more than HK$100 million in tariffs if smuggling operations were successful, Superintendent Jason Lau says.
Police received 179 reports of online shopping scams last week, 46 of them related to purchase of concert tickets.
Officers looking for five men thought to be between the ages of 30 and 40, with two of the group carrying knives to rob 42-year-old man at industrial building in Hung Hom.
Commissioner of Police Raymond Siu says cooperation between the force and security industry can significantly bolster efforts to fight crime throughout the city.
Victim coaxed into using sham trading platform after meeting woman claiming to be from Taiwan through language-learning app.
Man, thought to be 14K triad member, attacked in car park by three men wielding poles; victim being treated in intensive care unit.
Officers arrest man, 45, in connection with robbery of mainland Chinese traveller last week, but force says it is still looking for at least two other suspects.
Seven-year-old boy was riding on shoulders of his father when the latter threw him and jumped off rooftop of six-storey shopping centre, insider says.
Man dies in crash outside Pictorial Garden housing estate on Tate’s Cairn Highway in Sha Tin just after 10.30am.
Police discover a 95kg cocaine haul hidden in cargo container, two vehicles in New Territories.
Customs officials catch 538 people with contraband cigarettes in just 10 days of anti-smuggling Operation Tempest.
Narcotics haul of 57.5kg found hidden in container with 1,100 boxes of chicken pate and milk cream in shipment from Brazil.
Swindlers impersonating mainland officials accused the victim of breaching national security law by sharing seditious messages on waste water treatment in Japan.
Customs intercept ship with 1.2 tonnes of shark fins on board in city’s northwestern waters at 12.10am on Tuesday.
The delivery van driver, 36, handled illegal funds received from or transferred to more than 5,000 third-party accounts, according to customs.