…The defence submitted mitigation letters written by senior police officers and said Iu deserved a second chance for his good background. [Deputy District Judge Raymond] Wong echoed those submissions and said Iu had a good background and excellent track record in the force. Dangerous driving causing grievous bodily harm is punishable by up to seven years’ imprisonment, a HK$50,000 (US$6,310) fine and a driving ban of at least two years. More questions… Can the rest of the public avoid a prison sentence for dangerous driving if they are distracted by a narcotics case? Can everyone expect leniency if 90% of their senior colleagues tell the court he or she is enthusiastic about their job?