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CHINESE POLICE OFFICER SENT TO PRISON

Jury Returns Verdict Of

Guilty On Drug Charge

21,800 HEROIN PILLS SEIZED

At the Criminal Sessions yesterday Mr. Justice E. H. Williams, Acting Chief Justice, sentenced three Chinese, one of whom was a pollce constable in the Hongkong Police Force, to terms of impri- sonment totalling nine and a half years' hard labour, when they appeared on charxes of unlawful possession of 21300 heroin pills.

The accused were:-Chan Chik, 28, Li Ming, 32, and Yip Kam Pul. 32, the last named being a member of the Pollee Force.

The following were the jury emties over which rested two trays panelled:-Messrs. J. F. Anderson of soft hot pills. (toreman); I. Newhouse, E J. M. Churn, W. L Alexander, A. W. E. Leong. D. McKenzie and Foh Kee wal.

Mr. J. Whyatt. Crown Counsel. Was

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IN

TOLL OF THE ROAD

Traffic Accidents Weekly Return

THE COLONY OF HONGKONG including the Island, Kowloon and the New Territories during the week ending at 8 a.m. on Satur- day, the 15th instant, there were, altogether 89 traffic accidents, as the result of which two persons were killed and 47 persons were injured.

Or the persons killed, one Chi- nese male, age about 35, was knocked down and killed by a military car and the other, age 67, by a motor bus. They were both crossing the road, the former walk- ing and, the latter running.

Of the persons Injured, 26 were pedestrians, who were either walk-

said that the one unusual feature with the third accused's Police Ing or running across the road

o the case was that Yip Kam-pus, Force number, C. 141,"

When

accused charged, Arst third accused. was a member of

dented knowledge of the pills. the Police Force in the Colony.

Mr. Whyatt said that on the at-Second accused said that he was ternoon of September 23, Revenue told to look after the cubicle by the Cicer J. L Stephens and a rald-first accused. Third accused made ing party went to the second floor a statement to the effect that he No. 1. First Street. They had to went to the premises to look for

a clansman. force open the door and when they entered they smelt an odour peculiar to that of heroin.

First accused was standing in the passage way outside a cubicle

were the other Third' accused

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Evidence was then giver by Re- venue. Officer Stephens. Mr. D. E. Davies. Assistant Government Analyst. Ma Slu-kwong and Chan Bou-wing, Police Interpreters.

and were struck by vehicles.

One private car passenger, one ricksha driver, one ricksha passen- ger and two bicycle riders, were injured as the result of collision between vehicles.

A public car passenger and two cyclists were injured as the result of collision with a electric tram post and a rock at the side of a road respectively.

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FELL OFF LORRY

lorry passenger fell off-a moving lorry and was injured.

Inside of which

A First and second accused said two deferdants. was lying on a bed on which were that they had nothing to say in heroin pills and smoking outfit. their defence but third accused I the kitchen were found two elected to go into the witness box. baskets containing lighted chat-Tip stated that he went to the premises to look for a clansman

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Four tram passengers and seven bus passengers were injured white. alighting from moving tramgars and moving buses respectively.

Of the 89 accidents, 30 were collision between vehicles: 35 were. collisions between vehicles and

to take his son to a doctor. The A bus passenger was injured elansman was out and as it was while attempting to board-a mov- raining. he decided to wait but ing motor bus. shortly after the place was raided. The jury returned a unanimous A line of $150 was imposed by verdict of gufity against all three Mr. Q. A. A. Macfadyen at the accused and Mr. Whyatt Informed pedestrians: 24 accidents were due Kowloon Court yesterday on Mrs. His Lordship that third accused to other causes. La Lan, of No. 1, Homuntin Joined the Police Force in Road. charged with causing polu- and during his period of service tion of Government filtered water m that she had, on or before September 22, caused or permitted an illegal cross connection to be fixed from the flush supply storage tank of unfiltered well water) to the Government Altered water storage tank.

Type of Vehicles Involved

No.

42

19

21

12

3

11.

4

3

5

had been reported on 42 occasions for breach of discipline. On one Private motor car occasion he was found in

an Motor lorry oplum divan while supposed to be Motor bus

Public motor car on duty.

First and second accused were Motor cycle sentenced to three years' hard. Tramcar labour each while third accused Bicycle was sentenced to three and a half Tricycle charged

Ricksha with having made this connection years' imprisonment. without the consent of the Water Authorlay, was fined $75.

Ng Kam.

contractor,

Mr. Inam Din, House Service In- spector, prosecuted Mr. F. H. Sin, appearing for the defendant. į pleaded guilty.

STOWAWAY CAUTIONED

Nearly Caused A Riot

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At Shaukiwan

DEMARKING THAT DEFENDANT had almost created a riot "be- cause of his stubborn actions, Mr. H. R. Butters at the Central Court yesterday imposed a fine of $25 or one month's imprison- ment, and a consecutive sentence of four months' hard labour with- 1 out the option of a fire on Cheung Sul-fuk, a coolie, who, was con- victed on charges of unlawful possession of six taels of scrap copper and assaulting a police officer while resisting arrest.

Sam Sheridan 20. seaman, from Palo Alto, Cal., was cautioned by Mr. E. Hmsworth at the Kowloon Court yesterday when he appear-

Police Constable J. W. Matthews at him. He blew the police whistle iwo ed on a charge of stowing away

was the complainant. He told the to summon help and scon board on

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came Court that he saw defendant tak-Indian constables Coolidge from Manila.

The Police did not wish to pressing out the metal for sale in Main assistance. Together they brought

Street. Shaukiwan, on Tuesday. defendant to the police station. the charge against Sheridan as

He approached defendant, to ques- the crew of the Coolidge had

tion him, and Leung. on seeing offered to pay his passage back to him threw away the metal and America

gave him. a blow. Witness said he

Ода similar charge, Zinony struggled with the defendant who Bunkin, 26, was fined $50, or in shouted to the crowd that had default six weeks with hard

gathered to strike him. labour. He had one previous conviction in Hongkong for the same offence.

For entering the Colony with- out 3 valid passport, Bunkin was fined $10, in default two weeks with hard labour.

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said Constable Matthews then the crowd started violent actios, throwing stones and banana stems

ALLEGED ARM ROBBERY

Appearing before Mr. HR. Butters at the Central Court yes- terday charged with armed rob- H.M. Aircraft carrier Eagle re-bery. Leung Tin, 23, carpenter, turned from Singapore, yesterday. was remanded for 72 hours on the H.M.S. Dainty also entered har-application of Detective-Trispec-|

tor Darkin the prosecuting om-

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Other ships in harbour

are: cer.

Birminghm, Cardini, Suffolk, and Leung WLS alleged to have, Dorsetshire (cruisers); Daring. De- armed with a revolver, and light. Diana, Defender, Duchess, together with two others, enter-

Hil Decoy, Westcott and Thanet (des-ed No. 65, Leighton

Road troyers); Grampus Romual, Regent, ground floor and robbed the in- Regulus. Rainbow. Phoenix, Par-mates of jewellery to a total value thian, Orpheus, Otus, Odin and of $250, besides the sum of $183 Rover (submarines); Bandwich and Hongkong' currency and various Falmouth (sloops) and the Med sums of Chinese currencies,

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