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U K Border Official Former Hong Kong Officer Convicted of Spying for China
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- Peter Wai, a UK border official, and Bill Yuen, a former Hong Kong police officer, convicted of spying for China in London.
- Both men found guilty of violating the National Security Act and assisting a foreign spy service.
- Wai also convicted of misconduct in a public office for misusing police computer systems.
- Case came to light after counterterror police disrupted an operation involving nine individuals attempting to break into a Hong Kong woman's home in May 2024.
- Investigation revealed Yuen directed Wai to gather intelligence on pro-democracy activists and politicians in the UK.
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