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Tuesday, December 30, 1980
Mr. Michael John WATSON
Mr. Watson has worked in the Complaints Against Police Office since 1977. He became Senior Staff Officer in 1978, shortly after the formation of the Complaints and Discipline Wing, and remained in command throughout the difficult period when the office was undergoing considerable growth and change. His performance
during this period was marked by a dedication to a difficult and unenviable task and his involvement in the investigation of
allegations against individual Police officers that had received
wide publicity (both locally and internationally) brought credit
to the Force.
Mr. WONG Shu-hsin
Mr. Wong joined the Force as a Constable in 1948 and advanced to his present rank of Chief Inspector in 1971. He was posted to Traffic Headquarters in 1974 and played an important role in the introduction of the Fixed Penalty Traffic Moving Offences Scheme. His commonsense, technical knowledge and
excellent relationships with officers of other Government depart- ments involved have helped to overcome the various problems which followed the implementation of this system.
Mr. YAU Hung
During the influx of Chinese illegal immigrants and
Vietnamese refugees, Marine District (East Sector) to which
Sergeant Yau is attached, bore the brunt of the illegal immigration onslaught. 260 craft and 4 000 people from China were arrested at sea in that area alone and 24 Vietnamese vessels carrying some 3 000 refugees were intercepted. As a result launches were kept
at sea on operations long beyond their normal docking periods.
Sergeant Yau kept the engines going and carried out all maintenance
normally reserved for dockyard whilst the launch was at sea, often
under arduous conditions.
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