Mr. TSANG Wai-hung joined the Hong Kong Police Force in January 1978 as an Inspector and holds a Master’s degree in Business Administration.

He has held a variety of posts during his 33 years of service with the Force, mostly in the field of criminal investigation.  These included an overseas secondment to the Metropolitan Police Service in London, UK in 1993-1995 when Mr. TSANG worked as a Detective Superintendent.  He was the Senior Superintendent in charge of criminal investigation in New Territories North Region in 1996-1998.  Mr. TSANG was District Commander, Wanchai District in 1998-2000, Chief Superintendent, Organized Crime and Triad Bureau in 2000-2002, and Assistant Commissioner of Police, Information Systems Wing in 2003-2004.

Mr. TSANG took up the post of Director of Personnel and Training in 2005, followed by the post of Director of Operations in 2007.  He was appointed as Deputy Commissioner of Police, Management in 2008 and Deputy Commissioner of Police, Operations in 2010 taking over responsibility for all aspects of the operational policing of the Force.  On 11th January 2011, Mr. TSANG was appointed as Commissioner of Police.

Mr. TSANG attended the Junior Command Course at the Bramshill Police Staff College, UK, in 1988; the China Studies Course at the Tsinghua University, Beijing, in 1999; the Harvard University Programme for Management Development, in 2000; the Royal College of Defence Studies, UK, in 2002; and the Advanced National Studies Programme at the National School of Administration, Beijing, in 2004.

In recognition of his police service Mr. TSANG has been awarded the Hong Kong Police Medals for Distinguished and Meritorious Service, the Colonial and HKSAR Police Long Service Medals and the Chief Executive’s Commendation.

Mr. TSANG is married with two sons and a daughter.

Aged 53, Mr. Lee joined the Hong Kong Police as an Inspector in 1977. He has worked in a wide range of posts at Divisional, District, Regional and Headquarters level.

He has devoted a major part of his career to criminal investigation and intelligence work.  He has commanded various Crime units including the Information Gathering Unit in Criminal Intelligence Bureau, Regional Crime and Intelligence units in Kowloon West Region, and the Organized Crime and Triad Bureau. In 2000, he was seconded to Security Bureau of the Hong Kong Government to examine legislation against computer crime, after which he headed the Complaints Against Police Office.

In 2003 he attended the Royal College of Defence Studies in London. He was promoted to Assistant Commissioner of Police in the same year.  On his return from London, he was appointed the Regional Commander of Kowloon West Region.  In July 2005, he assumed the command of Crime Wing.  This comprises major support services for crime investigation and operations, and four operational Bureaux, i.e. Commercial Crime Bureau, Narcotics Bureau, Organised Crime and Triad Bureau and Criminal Intelligence Bureau.

In January 2007, he was promoted to Senior Assistant Commissioner and took up the post of Director of Crime & Security, responsible for policies and strategic direction of the Hong Kong Police in the areas of Crime and Security.

In March 2010, he assumed the post of Deputy Commissioner, Management being responsible for all management matters within the Hong Kong Police, including finances, personnel, training, service quality and information system.

He holds a Master Degree in Public Policy and Administration.

Mr. Tang joined the Hong Kong Police Force as an Inspector in December 1979.

The majority of Mr. Tang’s early career was spent in criminal investigation duties.  He had worked in both the Narcotics Bureau and the Organised Crime and Triad Bureau; and between 1998 and 2001, he was in command of the Criminal Intelligence Bureau.

Mr. Tang was promoted to Assistant Commissioner of Police in 2004 and became the Regional Commander, Hong Kong Island before taking command of the Personnel Wing in 2006.

Mr. Tang was appointed the Director of Management Services in September 2009 upon his promotion to Senior Assistant Commissioner of Police.  He took up the post of Director of Crime and Security in March 2010.  In January 2011, Mr. Tang was promoted to his present appointment of Deputy Commissioner of Police, Operations.

Mr. TANG holds the Bachelor of Science and also Bachelor of Laws Degrees.

Mr. HUNG joined the Hong Kong Police Force in June 1975.  He has a wealth of both Uniform Branch as well as crime investigation and command experience.

His 35 years of police service was spent in various Uniform and Crime formations, from Divisional Investigation Team to Regional Intelligence Unit in Hong Kong Island.  He was Senior Superintendent, Operations, Hong Kong Island in 1996-1997; Senior Superintendent, Complaint Against Police Office in 1997-1998; Senior Superintendent, Liaison Bureau 1998-1999; District Commander, Eastern District 1999-2001; Commandant, Police Training School 2001-2002; Chief Superintendent, In-Service Training 2002-2003 and Deputy Regional Commander, Kowloon East 2003-2005.  He was promoted to the rank of Assistant Commissioner of Police in January 2005 and had been in charge of Support Wing since then until January 2006 when he took up the post of Regional Commander, Hong Kong Island Region.  In March 2010, he was promoted to Senior Assistant Commissioner of Police, taking over the post of Director of Operations.

Mr. LO Wai-chung, Stephen, aged 49, joined the Hong Kong Police in 1984 as an Inspector.

He has over 26 years of service and a wealth of experience in criminal investigation, international liaison, service quality management, security and operational duties.

Mr. LO served mainly in crime units at regional and Headquarters levels for most of the early stage of his career. Between 1999 and 2002, he was seconded to Interpol General Secretariat in Lyon, France as a Liaison Officer.  Subsequently, he was promoted in the organization as Assistant Director heading the Interpol Asia & South Pacific Branch.

After returning to Hong Kong, he worked as a Senior Superintendent in the Service Quality Wing and the Complaints Against Police Office between 2002 and 2005.  Upon promotion to Chief Superintendent in 2005, he was posted to Security Wing until 2007 when he moved on to become the Deputy Regional Commander of Kowloon West.  In 2009, he became Assistant Commissioner of Police commanding the Security Wing and was promoted to Senior Assistant Commissioner of Police in January 2011, in charge of Crime and Security Wing.

Mr. LO has attended various overseas training programmes including a command course for police chiefs in the Chinese People’s Public Security University (Beijing, 2004), a management course in Harvard University for senior government officials (Boston, 2007) and a prestige leadership development program organized by the National Executive Institute, FBI in USA (2010).  He holds a Master Degree in Risk, Crisis & Disaster Management.

Mr. MA joined the Hong Kong Police as an Inspector in 1978.

During his 33 years of service, he has served in a number of operational and administrative posts, including Police Tactical Unit, Traffic, Complaints Against Police Office, Recruitment, Emergency Unit, Liaison Bureau, Police Public Relations Branch, Crime Headquarters, Service Quality Wing and Information Systems Wing.

On promotion to Senior Superintendent in mid-1997, Mr MA was seconded to Finance Bureau for one year. After the secondment, he served in Western District as Deputy District Commander, before transferring to head the Liaison Bureau in 1999.

Mr. MA was promoted to Chief Superintendent in 2002, when he became District Commander of Sau Mau Ping District. Between December 2003 and December 2005, he headed the Police Public Relations Branch.

After promotion to the rank of Assistant Commissioner in January 2007, Mr MA took charge of Service Quality Wing and later Information Systems Wing until 2010, being responsible for service quality improvements and system improvements.

Mr. MA took up his current post upon promotion in September 2010. He was awarded the Police Meritorious Service Medal in 2005.

Mr Tang joined the Force as an Inspector in 1979 with an Honours Bachelor Degree in Business Administration from the Chinese University of Hong Kong.  Before his promotion to directorate, he worked in different Uniform Branch and Crime formations, covering duty areas such as frontline operations, financial and fraud investigations, criminal intelligence, police administration and human resource management.

Upon his promotion to the rank of Police Chief Superintendent in 1999, he was seconded to the Information Technology and Broadcasting Bureau of the Hong Kong SAR Government as a Principal Assistant Secretary, responsible for coordinating a territory-wide contingency plan for possible Y2K-related major incidents.

Following his return to the Force in early 2000, he took over the command of the Traffic Branch (2000-02), and later the Police Public Relations Branch (2002-03).  He was promoted to the rank of Assistant Commissioner in 2005.  In the rank, he had held the post of Regional Commander of New Territories South between 2005 and 2007, as well as the post of Regional Commander of Kowloon West between 2008 and early 2010.

Mr. Tang believes in lifelong learning, and currently holds three Masters Degrees: Master of Philosophy in Human Resource Management from the City University of Hong Kong, Master of Science in Criminal Justice from Leicester University of the United Kingdom, and Master of Arts with Distinction in International Studies from London University.

Mr. Tang was awarded the Police Long Service Medal in 1997, Police Meritorious Service Medal in 2004, and Police Distinguished Service Medal in 2010. He has assumed the role of Director of Management Services since his promotion to the current rank of Senior Assistant Commissioner of Police in March 2010.

Mr Yeung joined the civil service in 1976 as an Executive Officer. He became an Administrative Officer in 1979. His previous postings included Home Affairs Department, Television and Entertainment Licensing Authority, the former Housing, Planning and Lands Bureau, Constitutional Affairs Branch and Civil Service Branch.

Mr Yeung took up his present appointment in July 2007. He holds a Bachelor’s degree in Social Sciences from the University of Hong Kong and a Master’s degree in Business Administration from Murdoch University, Australia.

Mr WONG joined the Hong Kong Police Force as an Inspector in June 1981.

During his first ten years of service, he has held a variety of operational posts at Division, District and Region levels with emphasis on criminal investigation and including a tour at the Complaints Against Police Office. From 1993 – 1995, he served in the Commissioner’s Office as the Personal Assistant to the Commissioner. Since his promotion to the rank of Superintendent in 1995, Mr WONG has served in Narcotics Bureau and Security Wing, including a secondment to Security Bureau of the HKSAR Government from 1999 – 2002 as an Assistant Secretary responsible for security-related liaison. After attaining the rank of Senior Superintendent in 2001, Mr WONG has also held the posts of Senior Superintendent Operations Police Headquarters, Airport District Commander and, on promotion to the rank of Chief Superintendent in 2004, the posts of Chief Superintendent Technical Services Division, Central District Commander and Commandant of Police Tactical Unit.

During his police service, Mr WONG has attended local command courses and overseas development programmes at the Canadian Police College, UK Police Staff College, Harvard Business School and Tsinghua University. In July 2008 he was awarded by the Chief Executive of HKSAR the Police Meritorious Service Medal.

Mr WONG was promoted to the rank of Assistant Commissioner in July 2009 and assigned to be in charge of Operations Wing as the ACP OPS.

Ms. CHIU joined the Hong Kong Police Force as an Inspector in January 1983. She has served in a wide spectrum of posts encompassing criminal intelligence, narcotics, international liaison, training, divisional, district and regional command as well as operations policy and support.

In 1997, Ms. CHIU was a core member of the Implementation Team for the Security Arrangements of the Handover Ceremony and the World Bank / International Monetary Fund Annual Meetings held in Hong Kong that year. As Superintendent Operations (Special Duty), she was responsible for media liaison and related security matters.

Upon promotion to Chief Superintendent, Ms. CHIU served as District Commander, Western District from 2006 to 2007 and District Commander, Central District from 2008 to 2009. Following that, she served as Deputy Regional Commander, New Territories North from 2010 to 2011. Ms. CHIU was promoted to Assistant Commissioner in August 2011 and took up her current post of Assistant Commissioner of Police, Support.

Ms. CHIU holds a Master’s Degree of Business Administration, a Master’s Degree of Science in Training and Human Resource Management, a Diploma in Public Administration and a Graduate Certificate in Police Management.

Ms. CHIU is married with a son.

Mr. LO joined the Hong Kong Police in 1980 as a Probationary Inspector. He has garnered a wealth of experience in the crime stream, particularly in investigating organized crimes and triads. After advancing to the rank of Chief Superintendent, he has taken charge of the Criminal Intelligence Bureau for four years.

Before assuming his present post as Assistant Commissioner (Crime) on promotion, he was the Commandant of the Police Tactical Unit.

Mr AU Chi-kwong, joined the Hong Kong Police in 1980.

Throughout his service in law enforcement, he has experiences in divisional policing, public order events and boundary security. For four years between 1998 and 2002 he was the Aide-de-Camp to the Chief Executive of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR).

On promotion to the rank of Senior Superintendent, Mr AU was the Deputy District Commander of Mongkok District and Border District respectively between 2003 and 2007. Mr AU was promoted to the rank of Chief Superintendent in 2007. He had served in the Security Wing for three years until early 2010 and later as the District Commander of Wanchai for a year. He is now in charge of Security Wing.

Academically, Mr AU holds a Bachelor Degree in Arts (Western Arts and Humanities) and a Master Degree in Public Administration.

Mr AU completed the International Strategic Leadership Programme at Centrex, UK and training course at the Public Security University in Beijing, People’s Republic of China in 2004. He was the visiting fellow at the Police Executive Leadership Program of the Australian Institute of Police Management in 2008, the international visitor of the US State Department in 2009 and the delegation head of senior government officials on visit to the Tsinghua University in Beijing in 2010.

Mr AU was awarded the Hong Kong Police Medal for Meritorious Service in 2011.

Mr CHAU Kwok-leung, Alfred joined the Hong Kong Police as a Constable in 1978.

During the early stage of his police career, he served in a variety of posts in the Uniform Branch and detective posts at District and Regional levels. Upon advancement to the rank of Chief Superintendent in 2004, he took up the post of District Commander, Central District. He attended an 11-month course at the Royal College of Defence Studies in U.K. in 2006 and became the Chief Superintendent, Human Resources Branch in 2007. He has taken up his present appointment since his promotion to the rank of Assistant Commissioner of Police in September 2009.

He holds a Diploma in Management Studies, a Bachelor Degree in Public Policy and Administration, and a Master Degree in International and Public Affairs.

Mr Woods joined the Hong Kong Police Force as an Inspector in 1980.

In the early years, he mostly served in criminal investigation and intelligence posts. He has held the post of Divisional Commander twice: in Shaukiwan between 1985 and 1987, and Waterfront between 1994 and 1996. He has also served in several posts within the Force’s Personnel Branch and established the Force’s Manpower Planning Unit in 1989.

Mr Woods was a Company Commander of the Police Tactical Unit (PTU) in 1993, and returned to PTU as Deputy Commandant between 1998 and 2001. Before his promotion to Assistant Commissioner, he served as District Commander, Yau Tsim for four years and as Deputy Regional Commander, New Territories South for three years.

Mr Woods assumed his current post as Director, Hong Kong Police College in March 2010.

Mr. Else joined the Royal Hong Kong Police Force as an Inspector in October 1977.

The majority of his service has been in criminal investigation, having worked in, amongst others, Regional Crime Unit, New Territories North, Commercial Crime Bureau and Narcotics Bureau.

Mr. Else was appointed District Commander, Yuen Long, upon promotion to Chief Superintendent in 2003.  Prior to his promotion, he served as Deputy Regional Commander, Kowloon West.

In 2006, he took over command of the Narcotics Bureau where he remained until 2009.

He was promoted to Assistant Commissioner of Police and took up his present appointment as Assistant Commissioner (Information Systems) in January 2011.

Mr WONG has held a number of posts in different Crime and Investigations Formations during his 30 years service. These have included Commercial Crime Bureau, Complaints and Internal Investigations Branch, Security Wing, Regional Crime Headquarters Hong Kong Island, Kowloon West and New Territories North.

At the rank of Assistant Commissioner of Police, Mr WONG had headed Information Systems Wing in 2006 and Crime Wing between early 2007 and 2008. Mr WONG took up his present post in January 2009.

Mrs CHAN joined the Executive Officer Grade in June 1977.  Prior to appointment as Police Civil Secretary, she was the Senior Principal Executive Officer (General Grades), responsible for management, training and development of the Executive Officer grade.  She also served previously in the Inland Revenue Department, Department of Health, Student Financial Assistance Agency, Water Supplies Department, Education Bureau, Efficiency Unit and the Civil Service Bureau.

Mrs Kitty CHENG CHAN Ching-ling, aged 56 joined the public services as an Accounting Officer in March 1976.

She was promoted to the rank of Treasury Accountant in 1978, Senior Treasury Accountant in 1984 and Chief Treasury Accountant in 1991. She was promoted to her current rank of Assistant Director of Accounting Services in June 1997.

Prior to becoming the Financial Controller of the Hong Kong Police, she has served in various departments including the old Medical & Health Department, Treasury, Social Welfare Department, Housing Authority, Water Supplies Department and Land Registry.

Mr. Cheuk joined the Hong Kong Police in 1977 as a police constable.  Prior to his appointment as a Directorate Officer, Mr. Cheuk served in different units in the Uniform Branch and Police Headquarters with duties covering frontline policing, crime investigation, complaints against police investigations, security and intelligence, as well as administration.

During the period 1996 to 1999, Mr. Cheuk was seconded to the Security Bureau as Assistant Secretary for Security responsible for liaison work.

Mr. Cheuk attended an 11-month Defence Course at the Royal College of Defence Studies in London in 2007.  After his return to Hong Kong, Mr. Cheuk was appointed Director of the Hong Kong Police College in January 2008.  He held this post until March 2010 when he was appointed Regional Commander of Hong Kong Island Region.

Mr. Cheuk holds a Master’s Degree and a Doctor’s Degree in Business Administration from the Hong Kong Polytechnic University and has earned a Diploma in Public Administration as well.  He also holds a Master’s Degree in Arts (International Studies) from King’s College, University of London.

Mr SUEN joined the Hong Kong Police Force as a constable in 1976.

He has held a variety of posts over his past 34 years of service, mostly in the field of UB operational policing. He was promoted to Inspectorate in 1979, to Superintendent in 1992, to Senior Superintendent in 1997 and to Chief Superintendent in 2002. During the past 10 years, he had served as the Deputy District Commander, Wanchai District; Senior Superintendent Operations, Hong Kong Island; Senior Superintendent Operations, Police Headquarters; District Commander, Tai Po District and Commandant, Police Tactical Unit.

Mr SUEN was promoted to the rank of Assistant Commissioner of Police in February 2008 and in charged of Operations Wing until his transfer to assume the duties of the Regional Commander, Kowloon East in July 2009.

Mr. Fan joined the Hong Kong Police Force as an Inspector in April 1980.

The majority of Mr. Fan’s career was in criminal investigation, having worked in Regional Crime Unit, Commercial Crime Bureau and Criminal Intelligence Bureau.  He also served in the Police Public Relations Branch between 2000 and 2003.

Mr. Fan was promoted to Chief Superintendent of Police in 2004 and became the District Commander of Kowloon City District.  He took over the command of the Complaints and Internal Investigations Branch in 2006.

He was promoted to Assistant Commissioner of Police and took up his present appointment of Regional Commander, Kowloon West Region in March 2010.

Mr. Fan holds a Diploma in Business Studies and Post-Graduate Diploma in Business Administration.

Mr. CHAU Kwok-leung, Alfred joined the Hong Kong Police as a Constable in 1978.

During the early stage of his police career, he served in a variety of posts in the Uniform Branch and detective posts as District and Regional levels. Upon advancement to the rank of Chief Superintendent in 2004, he took up the post of District Commander, Central District. He attended an 11-month course at the Royal College of Defence Studies in U.K. in 2006 and became the Chief Superintendent, Human Resources Branch in 2007. Upon his promotion to the rank of Assistant Commander of Police in September 2009, he assumed the post of Assistant Commander of Police, Personnel. He has taken up his present appointment since January 2012.

He holds a Diploma in Management Studies, a Bachelor Degree in Public Policy and Administration, and a Master Degree in International and Public Affairs.

At the age of 22, Mr TSE joined the Hong Kong Police Force in March 1979 as an Inspector.

In his early career, he had worked in different fields including criminal investigation, Complaints Against Police Office, Police Training School and Service Quality Wing. He was the Police Commander of Tuen Mun District (2002-04) and Chief Superintendent, Human Resources (2004-05).

He was promoted to Assistant Commissioner of Police in May 2005 and became the first Director of the Police College between 2006-2008. He assumed his current post as the Regional Commander, New Territories South since January 2008.

Mr. LAU joined the Hong Kong Police as an Inspector in 1984. He holds a Master Degree in Training and Human Resource Management.

Mr. LAU has held a variety of posts since joining the Force. He served mostly in crime units at district and headquarters levels during the early stage of his career. In 1994, he started serving in other operations and policy formations, including Training Wing, Personnel Wing, Hong Kong Airport Authority (on secondment between 2000 and 2003), Police Public Relations Branch and Operations Branch of Hong Kong Island Region.

Mr. LAU was promoted to Chief Superintendent in 2006. Between 2006 and 2010 he held the posts of District Commander Kowloon City District and Yau Tsim District and was promoted to Assistant Commissioner of Police in September 2010. He has held the post of Assistant Commissioner of Police, Information Systems Wing prior to assuming command of the Marine Region in April 2011.

In his spare time, Mr. LAU serves as the Convener of the Hong Kong Police Volunteer Services Corps.