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in performing my duties.

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such contacts unless

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My superior, the staff Sergeant would make

my superior was absent it would be for me to

make such contacts. I have made contact with Mr. Cunningham before. I contacted him on the very day he was first transferred there. I went into his office. I went into his office and identified myself.

We shook hands

transferred and

I expressed my welcome to him because he was became cur officer-in-charge.

He asked me to sit

and after I sat down I had a conversation with him. I first talked

about the crimes which had occurred in our division. I told him

that there were some illegal banks set up in our division. He asked me what kind of banks. I told him we had gambling stalls and opium stalls. I asked him whether he would be interested to get some extra income. He asked me about how much I could give him. I told him that we from the CID could pay him $40,000. I also told him that the condition for such payment was that he would not carry out raids on those stalls, but in the event he had to carry out raids he had to give me prior notice and I could arrange a false stall to be raided by him. Later he expressed he was satisfied with the amount

I offered. He told me he had knowledge that some money was paid to him by members of the Uniform Branch but he said he did not require these monthly payments and he wanted to have this money transferred

elsewhere. He told me to see him the next day. I went to see him

again the next day in his office. He told me to sit then he wrote on a sheet of paper with a pencil and passed the slip of paper to me and asked me to remit money every mouth to the address on the

paper. I remember what was written on piece of paper in the first line was C.J.M. Cumingham. I can't remember other details on the paper

but the last line was either Manchester or Manchester Field. About the

middle of the month my superior officer, Chiu Tak was transferred to this place and I related the circumstances to Chiu Tak. I also brought Chiu Tak to see Mr. Cunningham. During the conversation Mr. Cunningham

expressed that he would agree to let Chiu Tak to hand the future monies

to him he was a suitable person for doing so and so I handed piece of paper which lir. Cunningham gave me, to Chiu Tak for him to remit money. After that when Chiu Tak had remitted some money he asked me to inform Mr. Cunningham he had done so but I do not know where the money was

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