Abby Choi Case Continues as Defence Questions Sergeant's Testimony
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The Abby Choi murder case continued at the High Court on 29 October 2026. The defence questioned Sergeant Lam Chun, who was responsible for arresting Kwong Kong-chi, over his testimony not mentioning the tamper-evident evidence bag and barcode used to store DNA samples. Lam Chun explained that oral swab sampling follows established procedures and that the detailed process need not be recorded, but agreed that supplementing the barcode information would have been preferable, stressing that it did not affect the DNA evidence chain. The case is still being heard.
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- 明報·即時港聞Abby Choi Case Trial Continues as Defence Questions Sergeant's Statement for Omitting Evidence Bag Barcode; Sergeant Says Procedures Followed and Item-by-Item Records Unnecessary
The Abby Choi murder case continued today at the High Court, where the defence questioned Sergeant Lam Chun, who was responsible for arresting Kwong Kong-chi, over his statement not mentioning the tamper-proof evidence bag and barcode used to store DNA samples. Lam Chun explained that oral swab sampling follows established procedures and does not require a detailed record of the process, but agreed that supplementary barcode information would be preferable, stressing that it does not affect the DNA evidence chain.
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