A new booklet designed by police to help schoolchildren avoid being drawn into a world of crime and to assist parents and teachers to spot warning signs.  Photo: Edmond So
A new booklet designed by police to help schoolchildren avoid being drawn into a world of crime and to assist parents and teachers to spot warning signs. Photo: Edmond So

Hong Kong police step up crackdown on youth crime after commissioner says rise in social media use during Covid pandemic helped fuel problem

  • Campaign to highlight online job scams, illegal debt collection, serious drugs offences, online dating traps and nude chat blackmail
  • Police’s public relations wing to distribute 20,000 anti-crime booklets to more than 490 schools and sponsoring bodies

A new booklet designed by police to help schoolchildren avoid being drawn into a world of crime and to assist parents and teachers to spot warning signs.  Photo: Edmond So
A new booklet designed by police to help schoolchildren avoid being drawn into a world of crime and to assist parents and teachers to spot warning signs. Photo: Edmond So
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