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Hong Kong Basketball Coach Yung Kam-wah Not Charged Over Student Abuse

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Hong Kong police have found insufficient evidence to charge basketball coach Yung Kam-wah over an incident where he was alleged to have forced a student to slap himself multiple times during training. The incident was captured on video and sparked public concern. Yung was arrested in early June but later released on bail. The school involved, Hon Wah College, suspended Yung from his coaching duties and provided support to the student. Two former basketball players at the University of Hong Kong also came forward with allegations of verbal abuse by Yung during his time as their coach.

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    翁金驊疑體罰學生早前涉普通襲擊被捕 警方:未有足夠證據檢控 前港隊籃球代表翁金驊涉嫌數年前在漢華中學球場體罰一名學生,早前涉嫌普通襲擊被捕...

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    ‘Insufficient evidence’ to charge basketball coach over viral clip sho...

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    There is insufficient evidence to charge Hong Kong basketball coach Yu...

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