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 And they're off: A stream of runners brave typhoon conditions to take part in the CAPO Fun Run |
THE
threat of squally weather did little to blow-out the enthusiasm for the annual Complaints
Against Police Office Fun Run held on April 30.
Despite blustery conditions and the hoisting of the number 1 typhoon signal, about 300 turned out for the eight-kilometre event around the scenic Shing Mun Reservoir paths. Promoting the Police Healthy Lifestyle Campaign, the run also featured a three-kilometre Fun Walk, for Complaints and Internal Investigation Branch staff. |
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Director of Operations Dick Lee Ming-kwai, Assistant Police Commander/Service Quality H.M. Blud and Chief Superintendent C & IIB Stephen Chandler presented prizes to the huge turnout of winners. They included: Senior Superintendent Lui Kam-ho of CAPO Hong Kong Island who won the C&IIB Men's Individual (Open), while Woman Police Constable Wong Yuet-chi took out the Women's Individual; Police Constable Wong Wing-kuen of Airport District won the Guest Men's Individual (Open), with PC Lee Lai-cheung of Lantau District taking the Guest Men's Individual (Senior); WPC Chung Pui-shan of North Kowloon Court won the Guest Women's Individual, and Station Sergeant Li Ying-wai of CAPO Kowloon walked away with the C&IIB Men's Individual (Senior). The team from AP and CAPO K won in the Guest Men's Team and the C&IIB Men's Team respectively. C&IIB Headquarters was awarded as the best participant in the walk while CAPO K was awarded for the best participation in the run. | |
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| Patrol Sub Unit/Uniform Branch
1 UB walked away with the honours on April 9 by winning the debut round of the Yau Ma Tei
Division Healthy Lifestyles Group football league.
The team outdid the joint squad of Criminal Investigation Division, District Traffic Team and UB Headquarter to win the heated match 4-2. Group chairman Senior Inspector Kwok Pak-chung officiated at the event, watched by a troop of Yau Ma Tei officers cheering from the rafters. |
 Kicking-off at Yau Ma Tei |
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 HKI players reach forward |
THE
Hong Kong Island took out the Seventh Inter-Regional Badminton Competition on May 8 at
the Police Recreation and Sports Club.
Deputy Commissioner of Police (Management) Tsang Yam-pui was on hand to present the accolades to HKI. The team beat out rivals from the five other regions who also competed for the championship. They included runners-up Kowloon West and second runners-up New Territories North. |
