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Kwong Kau

Kwong Kau
Kwong Kau, 67, is a former Hong Kong police sergeant, having retired in 2005 after receiving a long service medal in 2001. His police career reportedly concluded amidst an uncharged sexual assault allegation. Currently, he faces legal proceedings related to the murder of Abby Choi Tin-fung. Authorities allege he orchestrated the crime, driven by a property dispute, and was responsible for renting the premises where Choi’s remains were discovered. His background suggests a past in law enforcement, now overshadowed by his alleged central role in this high-profile criminal case.
Hong Kong courts

Ex-mother-in-law of Hong Kong’s Abby Choi jailed for 1½ years for obstruction

District Court rules Jenny Li, 66, deserves deterrent sentence for attempting to prevent police from locating murder suspect Alex Kwong.

Hong Kong housing chief pledges more ‘humane’ evictions for mentally ill tenants

Slain Hong Kong model Abby Choi’s ex-father-in-law sued for HK$127.9 million

Retired police sergeant Kwong Kau, 67, hit with lawsuit for allegedly defaulting on stamp duty payment.

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