ACCIDENTS AND CRIME

The new commander of Sai Kung Police Station has ordered increased uniform branch patrolling of villages. Chief Inspector Bryan Yeung Yuk-leung told SAI KUNG BUZZ he introduced the new policy shortly after taking over about […]

Crime figures released by the Sai Kung Police Station show burglaries in our district declined last year but overall the number of reported offences rose. There was a lamentable increase in domestic incidents, including those […]

Sai Kung police have launched a campaign promoting the neighborhood watch scheme after a robbery with violence in Fung Sau Rd. Family members returning home were ambushed by men who hid near the rear gate. […]

Marine East Police officers interviewed by SAI KUNG BUZZ report satisfaction that accidents at sea are down and new interception tactics are trapping illegal fishing trawlers. On the other hand they are concerned about the […]

A change of command has occurred at Sai Kung Police Station. Chief Inspector Paul Gordon has moved to Kowloon East as head of operations and Chief Inspector Bryan Yeung Yuk-leung (left) has replaced him as police chief […]

Three tree cutters were arrested at 3am in a bush hideaway near Po Lo Che recently, Sai Kung Divisional Commander Paul Gordon reported. Rural Patrol Unit officers seized about 50kg of agarwood, Paul said. Two […]

Perps — as the Americans would put it — have plastered the O Tau area with notices demanding money. O Tau is the village of 12 houses in the valley on the left as you […]

The most serious incident handled by the Sai Kung Police Station last year was a domestic dispute that escalated, Divisional Commander Paul Gordon said, revealing the district is relatively peaceful. Burglaries were the most pervasive […]

Sai Kung’s fire station, looking after the biggest area in Hong Kong, handled 242 mountain rescues, 191 fires and 4,552 ambulance call-outs last year, Station Commander Alfred Tang Wai Kwong, said. The most dramatic and difficult incident during the year, the Assistant […]

Smuggling in Sai Kung waters is rarely nasty — weapons, drugs, humans– a marine police source said. It’s mostly commercial, ie high-value products such as hard-drives, medical instruments and agarwood. Even cars. A light aircraft pilot recalls […]