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Police Occupy Nathan Road and Call Journalists as "a Bunch of People in Yellow Vests Holding Cameras"
At about 10 o'clock in the evening, several police vehicles made their way to Nathan Road, Mong Kok. A large number of police officers then got off the bus, causing significant distress to surrounding civilians.
The police officers then got into formation on the pedestrian path, and "parted the Red Sea", separating the people around into two batches at the side. Meanwhile, they constantly asked the people at the scene to step back.
A police officer then made an announcement over the microphone to provoke the reporters, calling reporters "a bunch of people in yellow vests holding cameras".
He then said, "This road does not belong to you all, can you all stop crowding on this road and make space for the people to walk?"
It was the police who initially parted the crowd to the road.
The police officer then targeted the reporters again and said, "We can always help you all out with it if you think that this is beyond your abilities."
The police officer sometimes put his right hand in front of his action call sign.
After the brutal attack by the police officers in Mong Kok and the arrest of reporters on Mother's Day last Sunday, Commissioner of Police, Chris Tang Ping-keung openly acknowledged the 'undesirable' behavior of the police that night, and that they will be investigating on it.
See picture here.
Source: Apple Daily #May13
#SingWithYou #MongKok #PressFreedom
Police Occupy Nathan Road and Call Journalists as "a Bunch of People in Yellow Vests Holding Cameras"
At about 10 o'clock in the evening, several police vehicles made their way to Nathan Road, Mong Kok. A large number of police officers then got off the bus, causing significant distress to surrounding civilians.
The police officers then got into formation on the pedestrian path, and "parted the Red Sea", separating the people around into two batches at the side. Meanwhile, they constantly asked the people at the scene to step back.
A police officer then made an announcement over the microphone to provoke the reporters, calling reporters "a bunch of people in yellow vests holding cameras".
He then said, "This road does not belong to you all, can you all stop crowding on this road and make space for the people to walk?"
It was the police who initially parted the crowd to the road.
The police officer then targeted the reporters again and said, "We can always help you all out with it if you think that this is beyond your abilities."
The police officer sometimes put his right hand in front of his action call sign.
After the brutal attack by the police officers in Mong Kok and the arrest of reporters on Mother's Day last Sunday, Commissioner of Police, Chris Tang Ping-keung openly acknowledged the 'undesirable' behavior of the police that night, and that they will be investigating on it.
See picture here.
Source: Apple Daily #May13
#SingWithYou #MongKok #PressFreedom
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Police Occupy Nathan Road and Call Journalists as "a Bunch of People in Yellow Vests Holding Cameras"
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Source: Apple Daily #May13
#SingWithYou #MongKok #PressFreedom
Police Occupy Nathan Road and Call Journalists as "a Bunch of People in Yellow Vests Holding Cameras"
See full article here.
Source: Apple Daily #May13
#SingWithYou #MongKok #PressFreedom
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Plainclothes Police Identity Leaked; Heavy police presence in Mong Kok
23:12 | #Mongkok
A plainclothes police officer got discovered by civilians, and fled in absolute terror and fear.
Meanwhile, heavy police presence is seen on Portland Street, consisting of both riot police and officers from the Police Public Relations Branch (PPRB).
#May13 #SingWithYou
Plainclothes Police Identity Leaked; Heavy police presence in Mong Kok
23:12 | #Mongkok
A plainclothes police officer got discovered by civilians, and fled in absolute terror and fear.
Meanwhile, heavy police presence is seen on Portland Street, consisting of both riot police and officers from the Police Public Relations Branch (PPRB).
#May13 #SingWithYou
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Police Occupy the Road and Drive in Opposite Lane
2318 | Mong Kok
While police occupy parts of the main road, several vehicles that belong to the police force were driving in an opposite direction along Shan Tung street.
#SingWithYou #Police #RoadBlock
Police Occupy the Road and Drive in Opposite Lane
2318 | Mong Kok
While police occupy parts of the main road, several vehicles that belong to the police force were driving in an opposite direction along Shan Tung street.
#SingWithYou #Police #RoadBlock
Police Operation Spread to Tin Shui Wai
2324-2332 | #TinShuiWai, Tin Ching Estate
Citizens had their peace cut short by riot police as they lurked around and tried to find people flouting the anti-gathering law to issue fines to.
Few minutes later, the riot police announced to the citizens that they are flouting the anti-gathering law. Right at that moment, they started to chase passers-by. No one got arrested for now.
Source: Cupid News #May13
#PoliceState
2324-2332 | #TinShuiWai, Tin Ching Estate
Citizens had their peace cut short by riot police as they lurked around and tried to find people flouting the anti-gathering law to issue fines to.
Few minutes later, the riot police announced to the citizens that they are flouting the anti-gathering law. Right at that moment, they started to chase passers-by. No one got arrested for now.
Source: Cupid News #May13
#PoliceState
Officers Go Out of Control and Impose Gathering Ban Randomly
2334 | #TinShuiWai
Officers became visibly emotionally unstable. Some yelled at the district councillor in close proximity and plainclothes officers intimidated civilians by pointing batons and re-entering the scene after briefly exiting.
2335 |
Plainclothes police suddenly dashed towards civilians while counting out loud, “1, 2, 3, 4 … 8”, so that they can enforce the gathering ban even for groups of less than eight people
2334 |
District Councillor accused the police of abusing the anti-gathering restriction, while the police shouted back that it is Hong Kong law. They also shouted through loudspeakers at reporters, saying they were not fault covering events.
2357 |
Police urged civilians to leave, claiming that they were flouting the gathering ban. Meanwhile, officers were sighted fiercely shaking their pepper sprays.
Source: Cupid News
#May13 #HKProtest #SingwithYou #GatheringBan
2334 | #TinShuiWai
Officers became visibly emotionally unstable. Some yelled at the district councillor in close proximity and plainclothes officers intimidated civilians by pointing batons and re-entering the scene after briefly exiting.
2335 |
Plainclothes police suddenly dashed towards civilians while counting out loud, “1, 2, 3, 4 … 8”, so that they can enforce the gathering ban even for groups of less than eight people
2334 |
District Councillor accused the police of abusing the anti-gathering restriction, while the police shouted back that it is Hong Kong law. They also shouted through loudspeakers at reporters, saying they were not fault covering events.
2357 |
Police urged civilians to leave, claiming that they were flouting the gathering ban. Meanwhile, officers were sighted fiercely shaking their pepper sprays.
Source: Cupid News
#May13 #HKProtest #SingwithYou #GatheringBan
#PoliceState #PoliceBrutality
Police Swears At and Pepperspray Onlookers and Reporters
At Shatin's New Town Plaza, the police arrested a teenage boy. One police officer pressed the boy on the floor and his partner pointed pepper spray at the surrounding onlookers.
A woman immediately opened her umbrella to protect herself. Without any prior warning, the police pepper-sprayed the civilians and reporters at close range, while the officer kept on cussing hysterically.
Those who fell victim to the police pepper spray at the scene had their skin injured, as the burning sensation continued to hurt.
"The pain is really quite intense, I don't think I will be able to sleep tonight," said S, the person who filmed this.
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https://www.instagram.com/tv/CAItgtIAVUG/?igshid=c27xhqa40vlq
Source: Destiny Is Mine's Facebook #May13
#Birthday #Pepperspray #SingwithYou
Police Swears At and Pepperspray Onlookers and Reporters
At Shatin's New Town Plaza, the police arrested a teenage boy. One police officer pressed the boy on the floor and his partner pointed pepper spray at the surrounding onlookers.
A woman immediately opened her umbrella to protect herself. Without any prior warning, the police pepper-sprayed the civilians and reporters at close range, while the officer kept on cussing hysterically.
Those who fell victim to the police pepper spray at the scene had their skin injured, as the burning sensation continued to hurt.
"The pain is really quite intense, I don't think I will be able to sleep tonight," said S, the person who filmed this.
Watch Video:
https://www.instagram.com/tv/CAItgtIAVUG/?igshid=c27xhqa40vlq
Source: Destiny Is Mine's Facebook #May13
#Birthday #Pepperspray #SingwithYou
Sing With You: Carrie Lam's Birthday Edition
See Full Summary Here
Sources: Apple Daily; Twitter; Cupid News; USP United Social Press; Stand News; Local Press; FirstHand #May13
#Birthday #SingWithYou #CarrieLam #HongKongProtests #GatheringBan
See Full Summary Here
Sources: Apple Daily; Twitter; Cupid News; USP United Social Press; Stand News; Local Press; FirstHand #May13
#Birthday #SingWithYou #CarrieLam #HongKongProtests #GatheringBan
Sing With You: Carrie Lam's Birthday Edition
Netizens initiated a "Sing With You" event in shopping malls across 9 shopping malls in Hong Kong, hoping to voice discontent over the city's Chief Executive Carrie Lam particularly on her birthday. Citizens started to unfurl protest banners and chanted slogans at around 7pm in Taikoo Shing, Kwun Tong, Shatin, Tsuen Wan, Causeway Bay, Mong Kok, Tai Po, Tuen Mum and Jordan.
An assortment of creative posters and printouts were seen across different districts of Hong Kong to 'celebrate' Carrie Lam's Birthday. At Mong Kok's Langham Place, civilians prepared a cake with the words “5 Demands, Not 1 Less” and tossed Joss, both actions revealed extreme grievances deep rooted in the community since the pro-democracy movement began last June.
Peaceful gathering again ended prematurely when large troops of riot police arrived at the scene, ordering civilians to leave, threatening that they could be fined flouting the anti-gathering ban. Journalists were continued to be targeted, e.g. in Shatin, plainclothes officers pepper-sprayed reporters nearby without giving proper prior warning.
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Sources: Apple Daily; Twitter; Cupid News; USP United Social Press; Stand News; Local Press; FirstHand
#May13 #HKProtest #SingWithYou #GatheringBan #PoliceState #CarrieLam #Birthday
Netizens initiated a "Sing With You" event in shopping malls across 9 shopping malls in Hong Kong, hoping to voice discontent over the city's Chief Executive Carrie Lam particularly on her birthday. Citizens started to unfurl protest banners and chanted slogans at around 7pm in Taikoo Shing, Kwun Tong, Shatin, Tsuen Wan, Causeway Bay, Mong Kok, Tai Po, Tuen Mum and Jordan.
An assortment of creative posters and printouts were seen across different districts of Hong Kong to 'celebrate' Carrie Lam's Birthday. At Mong Kok's Langham Place, civilians prepared a cake with the words “5 Demands, Not 1 Less” and tossed Joss, both actions revealed extreme grievances deep rooted in the community since the pro-democracy movement began last June.
Peaceful gathering again ended prematurely when large troops of riot police arrived at the scene, ordering civilians to leave, threatening that they could be fined flouting the anti-gathering ban. Journalists were continued to be targeted, e.g. in Shatin, plainclothes officers pepper-sprayed reporters nearby without giving proper prior warning.
View Photos Here
Sources: Apple Daily; Twitter; Cupid News; USP United Social Press; Stand News; Local Press; FirstHand
#May13 #HKProtest #SingWithYou #GatheringBan #PoliceState #CarrieLam #Birthday
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Sing With You: Carrie Lam's Birthday Edition
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Sources: Apple Daily; Twitter; Cupid News; USP United Social Press; Stand News; Local Press; FirstHand #May13
#Birthday #SingWithYou #CarrieLam #HongKongProtests #GatheringBan
See Full Summary Here
Sources: Apple Daily; Twitter; Cupid News; USP United Social Press; Stand News; Local Press; FirstHand #May13
#Birthday #SingWithYou #CarrieLam #HongKongProtests #GatheringBan
Under (Any) Tyranny, Laws are Void, So Are Their Enforcers
Image: Apple Daily #May13
#Shatin #HongKongPolice #PoliceState #HongKongProtests
Image: Apple Daily #May13
#Shatin #HongKongPolice #PoliceState #HongKongProtests
#PoliceState #StateViolence
Hong Kong Police Call Victim of Alleged Gang Rape a "Wanted" Fugitive
18-year-old Ms X who alleged the police officers of gang raping her expressed her disappointment and frustration:
"I prayed and hoped that the complaint would be investigated impartially, in strict confidence and respect for my privacy and dignity, but none of that happened".
Source: RTHK; HKFP; Vlder & Co.'s Facebook #May13
#HongKongPolice #GangRape #Rapists #MsX #JusticeDepartment #Injustice
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Hong Kong Police Call Victim of Alleged Gang Rape a "Wanted" Fugitive
18-year-old Ms X who alleged the police officers of gang raping her expressed her disappointment and frustration:
"I prayed and hoped that the complaint would be investigated impartially, in strict confidence and respect for my privacy and dignity, but none of that happened".
Source: RTHK; HKFP; Vlder & Co.'s Facebook #May13
#HongKongPolice #GangRape #Rapists #MsX #JusticeDepartment #Injustice
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https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/20722