Two Police Officers Arrested Over False Instrument
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2021-11-21 HKT 14:51
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Police on Sunday said two male colleagues have been arrested on suspicion of using a false instrument to obtain information.
They said the information allegedly obtained was not relevant to the pair's duties.
They said the pair - aged 40 and 34 - were arrested on Saturday night and were still being detained on Sunday.
Sources said they were a sergeant and an officer
Police said they take the conduct of officers seriously and do not tolerate any offences. They added that they would handle the case in an impartial manner.
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Last updated: 2021-11-21 HKT 22:57
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