Warm-blood time | 400 yuan in bribery immigration staff A two-way license is being pursued by the ICAC

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The Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) today accused a Chinese man of bribing an immigration officer to allow him to enter the country. Hong Kong.

The accused, aged 44, Wu Changwen, was charged with two counts of providing benefits to officials, in violation of the Ordinance on the Prevention of Torture. corruption. He was taken to the Eastern Judiciary today and the defendant does not need to answer. The acting magistrate, Luo Dequan, postponed the case until July 27 and defended the accused at the Department of Corrections.

The ICAC received a Wednesday complaint from the Department of Immigration alleging that Wu was suspected of bribing an immigration officer at Lo Wu's checkpoint. the ICAC immediately went to the scene and Wu was suspected of corruption. Stopped.

One of the charges alleged that the defendant had alleged that, on July 11, he had no legal authority or reasonable excuse to provide a senior immigration officer with the same. immigration a sum of unspecified money as a permit. The two-way license is paid in Hong Kong without proper approval. Another charge alleges that the accused was suspected of having no legal authority or reasonable excuse the same day and provided the senior immigration badistant with a sum of 400 yuan for the same reason.

The Senior Immigration Assistant refused to accept bribes and reported the incident to his supervisor.

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