Police honour fallen officer Chu at memorial
Police paid tribute to senior police constable Chu Chun-kwok, who died in September, at the Force Remembrance Day ceremony on Friday. Chu was paralysed after he was attacked while on duty in 2005 and passed away this year at the age of 52. The ceremony was led by police commissioner Joe Chow, who joined police representatives in honouring full-time and auxiliary officers killed in the line of…
Police honoured senior constable Chu Chun-kwok at a Force Remembrance Day ceremony on Friday. Chu, who was paralysed after an attack while on duty in 2005, passed away this year at the age of 52. Police Commissioner Joe Chow led the ceremony, joined by police representatives to pay tribute to officers who lost their lives while performing their duties.
Chow emphasized that the fallen officers had sacrificed their lives for Hong Kong's safety and stability, and urged current officers to uphold the values and work of those who had come before. He described their dedication as a guiding principle for the force as it faces future challenges. The ceremony featured the Last Post, a two-minute silence, and the laying of wreaths by Chow, police commandant Johnny Leung, and representatives from various police formations and associations before the Books of Remembrance.
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