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A former police constable who was left paralysed and bedridden for 21 years after a knife attack during a stop-and-search has died, the South China Morning Post has learned.
A source said Jacky Chu Chun-kwok died on Wednesday. He was in his fifties.
Frankie Leung Chun-kit, chairman of the Junior Police Officers’ Association, said on Thursday that the force’s management supported burying Chu in Gallant Garden, a dedicated site at Wo Hop Shek Public Cemetery for public servants who died while carrying out their duties.
Leung also said he had suggested holding a funeral with either full police honours or police honours to pay tribute to Chu.
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