Defence says Kwong Kau did business in the mainland after leaving the police force; Tsui's mother tells court that if her daughter hadn't given him money he would have died half an hour ago

Senior counsel Tai Wai-ao, representing Kwong Kau, pointed out to Tsui's mother Cheung Yin-fa in court that Kwong Kau had been doing business in the mainland continuously from 2003 after leaving the police force until 2023, and that both vehicles, including a Rolls-Royce, belonged to Kwong Kau. When giving evidence, Cheung Yin-fa angrily rebuked the Kwong family, and was asked by the defence and acting judge Kei Yin-fai to stop making offensive remarks. The defence also stated that Kwong Kau had signed a power of attorney and still held the Kadoorie Hill property.