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(vi) SzeTO War (1) alias SZETO Tai-wah
司徒大華
), with the nickname of Tai B (XB or Big B).
He was part-owner of a tailor shop in 1973 but is now a
building contractor. He was a member of the 14K, but now claims that
he has lost contact with the Society's members. He has one previous
He is a friend of
conviction for Larceny from the Person in 1963.
LAU Cheong-wah and LAW Ming-tak.
中
(vii) YICK Chung (7).
This man is a 426 Red Pole of the 14K and a prominent leader of that Society. He was actively engaged in triad activities
such as gang fights and extortion rackets. His previous convictions
which covered a period from 1958 to 1973 include Affray, Claiming
to be a Member of a Triad Society and Trafficking in Females.
to trace this person have been fruitless. It cannot be ascertained
whether he is now residing abroad or still in Hong Kong.
然
Efforts
(viii) YIP Yin (W), Detective Sergeant 5551.
He was LAU Cheong-wah's subordinate in Wanchai Police
Station at the relevant time.
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5. Nature of the Evidence
A major portion of the evidence may be divided into two
groups, one supporting LEUNG Wing-sang's case and the
other supporting the case for the Police and LAU Cheong-wah.
One Common feature of both groups of evidence is the
abundance of half-truths, inconsistencies, improbabilities,
embellishments and obvious lies. Using the criterion of
a reasonably intelligent person with common sense and a
knowledge of local conditions, the essential facts may
still be extracted from the evidence. These facts may
now be stated with a considerable degree of confidence.
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