A High Court jury in Hong Kong finds former care home assistant warden Chung Pui-kei guilty of raping an intellectually disabled female resident five times. The convictions relate to alleged assaults against a 23-year-old woman at a Tai Po residential home operated by the Hong Chi Association about two years earlier.
The jury of five men and two women convicts Chung on five counts of raping a mentally incapacitated woman. Both reports describe the case as involving a resident who is legally and medically unable to consent. They also note that the defendant argues the complainant might have fabricated the allegations, but that the jury rejects this position.
The two outlets provide consistent core details about the charge and verdict, including the defendant’s role and the care-home operator. Differences are limited to the framing and partial details included in their summaries, with no dispute reported between them on the outcome or the basic facts of the conviction.
