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July, ros, I beg your pardo, July, 1973. I a. instructed that the 2nd accused had at that time only one child, the eldest child, so that certainly at the time he committe. that offence, his family responsibilities were not Lalf as heavy as what they are nov. Decause of this conviction, your Honour, the 2nd accused, zedless to say, will lose his job with the police force and all the benefits attached to that job, including a pension which he kae bean hoping to get. He has been living in police married quarters for a number of years and the fact that he has now been convicted would of course neen that his family, his wife and his three children, ill have to move out of the police carried quarters, and find then- soirs other alternative accommodation.
As regards the facts of the case, your Honour, I would respectfully say that whenever thero vas a scapegoat in any affair, the 2nd accused is, in this particular affair, really and truly the ocaregoat。 The evidence has suggested, your Honour, that the Len Dad D was acquainted with the 1st accused, that has been suggested by the evidence that your Honour has heard. Therefore I would
spectfully suggest that it is more than likely that Tai 3 could have been the person who contacted the 1st accused and arranged a.d made tho prolizinery arrangements.
Tour Honour has said that your Honow has disregarded the pridettes of 10 YAM, I don't know whether I should, in the cir- cmetalcas, mention the first meeting that I Tak said took place bebrson hinzuli, fai 5 and the 1st and 2nd accused. Certainly evon 14 your Konour his accepted that nothing happened, nothing wrong was cutored into at that first meeting inasmuch as at that first noeting the 1st accused, with the 2nd accused being present, only clisted the aid of 10 Bol to find LUNG Ving-seng.
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K: When the 2nd accused, your Honour, turned up at the Harbour
Motol Lecting at the end of July, 1973, it was only after the conversations and the agreements that it was only after the conversation had finished that he knew the full extent of what ho vas getting hitself into. He was at that time, your Honour had been promoted to sergeant for only about 5 months when this meeting happened at the end of July, 1973 and he was then still on probation as a sergeant. He had, 1 am instructed, received orders from the Lot nocused to attend at this particular meeting.
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Ta: He received orders to attend?
To attend this particular meeting, yes, your Honour.
CUTE: From the 1st accused?
From the 1st accused. What he did uron at the neetiy, vas refusing to dissociate hicelf from what was happening between the 1st accused and the other people. But in the circumstances, youn Lonoum, I respectinlly suggest that this is an understanble decision becense, ac said, he was only a sergeant on probation, the 1st accused vas a stalion sergcant
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