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3 cops arrested for illegal entry & exit scheme

2017-05-16 08:01
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The Judiciary Police (PJ) arrested three police officers on Saturday on suspicion of running an illegal entry and exit scheme for mainlanders barred from Macau or overstaying in the city.

PJ spokesman Choi Ian Fai announced details of the case during a special press conference yesterday.

The three Public Security Police (PSP) officers joined the force between 16 and 22 years ago, according to Choi.

Choi identified the suspects as surnamed Wong, who is in his forties, Chong and Ho, both in their thirties.


Judiciary Police (PJ) officers show the media the items seized in the case. Photo: Iong Tat Choi

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