Topic: Garfield Wong

Government released a statement on Wednesday night in response to a hunger strike launched Tuesday by eight Cuban migrants at the Immigration Detention Centre.

Four years and eight months after Garfield (Gary) Wong was arrested on traffic charges, he was found guilty of careless driving and leaving the scene of the accident, but not guilty of driving under the influence of alcohol.

The trial of senior immigration officer Garfield (Gary) Wong resumed on Tuesday, with evidence from the final witness scheduled to be called.

The trial of senior immigration officer Garfield (Gary) Wong continued on Tuesday, but had to be adjourned until April when a police officer did not attend, although a summons had been issued for him.

Senior immigration officer Garfield Wong went into the witness box on Wednesday to give his account of what had happened in the early hours of Dec. 28, 2013 when he was driving home along Shamrock Road.

Trial resumed on Tuesday for senior immigration officer Garfield Wong, who has pleaded not guilty to charges arising from a traffic accident in December 2013.

Senior immigration officer Garfield "Gary" Wong has had his Traffic Court trial adjourned again, this time until Aug. 29.

An accident reconstructionist’s report included the opinion that senior immigration officer Garfield (Gary) Wong was not at fault for a collision that occurred in December 2013, Magistrate Grace Donalds heard on Tuesday afternoon.

Trial began for senior immigration officer Garfield (Gary) Wong, who faces three traffic charges from 2013. In opening the case before Magistrate Grace Donalds, Crown counsel Scott Wainwright said the defendant was accused of driving under the influence of alcohol, careless driving and leaving the scene of an accident