Yip Kai-foon (pictured), once Hong Kong's most wanted man and now serving a 36-year stint in Stanley Prison, has publicly expressed his remorse for his crimes for the first time in the latest...
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- Jun 20, 2013
- Updated: 7:56am
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Yip Kai-foon, the 1980s and 1990s jewellery store robber confined to a wheelchair after being shot in 1996, could not attend his trial at Eastern Court yesterday for assaulting a jail officer with...
The prison authority is far more humane than you might think and seems ready to provide Chinese medicine if a prisoner so desires, that is at least if you are one-time kingpin Yip Kai-foon (...
Gangster Yip Kai-foon's application for judicial review of his penalty for unauthorised possession of cigarettes and snacks in prison was rejected yesterday in the Court of First Instance. Mr...
But Joseph Lau says his private charity trust has helped the family of paralysed inmate Yip Kai-foon
Property tycoon Joseph Lau Luen-hung says he has no personal contact with Yip Kai-...
Notorious gangster Yip Kai-foon believes a witness could clear him over the 1996 shootout with police that ended his criminal career - and is offering $500,000 to anyone who knows where she is....
Notorious gangster Yip Kai-foon got married in Stanley Prison last week with his visiting mainland wife, whom he had previously married under a false name while on the run across the border.
Paralysed gangster Yip Kai-foon was taken to hospital under heavy armed guard from Stanley Prison yesterday after complaining of a heart problem.
Yip, 37, told prison hospital...
Gangster Yip Kai-foon is to go to the Court of Final Appeal with arguments that his 36-year jail term should be slashed because of his 'catastrophic' medical condition.
CONVICTED gangster Yip Kai-foon is back in Stanley Prison this week after spending more than a fortnight in Queen Mary Hospital amid reports his health had deteriorated.
Convicted gangster Yip Kai-foon yesterday underwent an operation to remove a urinary bladder stone at the same hospital he escaped from a decade ago.
Four mainlanders from Big Spender's former gang have been jailed after the kidnapping of two Hong Kong victims and demands for $20 million in ransom.
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