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Main Entrance of Langham Place Closed, Police Initiate Stop and Search in Mong Kok
1603 | Portland Street
As citizens marched through Mong Kok, several civilians were stopped outside a Mahjong School on Portland Street. The main entrance of Langham Square has also been closed.
Source: Stand News #Jun28
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Main Entrance of Langham Place Closed, Police Initiate Stop and Search in Mong Kok
1603 | Portland Street
As citizens marched through Mong Kok, several civilians were stopped outside a Mahjong School on Portland Street. The main entrance of Langham Square has also been closed.
Source: Stand News #Jun28
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Police Call Out a Civilian Allegedly Raising Five Fingers on the Street
15:50 | Jordon
Police re-opened part of Nathan Road as a passageway. Meanwhile, police picked out a civilian from the crowd, yelling at the person as "the one who raised 5 fingers".
The "5 + 1" handsign is a used in Hong Kong pro-democracy protests, synbolizing the slogan "5 demands, not 1 less".
It is unknown whether the said person has raised his hand and, if yes, what the person meant.
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Police Call Out a Civilian Allegedly Raising Five Fingers on the Street
15:50 | Jordon
Police re-opened part of Nathan Road as a passageway. Meanwhile, police picked out a civilian from the crowd, yelling at the person as "the one who raised 5 fingers".
The "5 + 1" handsign is a used in Hong Kong pro-democracy protests, synbolizing the slogan "5 demands, not 1 less".
It is unknown whether the said person has raised his hand and, if yes, what the person meant.
#PoliceState #HongKongProtests
#SilentProtests
#NationalSecurityLaw
#FirstHand #Jun28
Police Raise Blue Flag at the Public
16:21 | Yau Ma Tei
At 16:26, the police has raised the blue flag for the third time.
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Police Raise Blue Flag at the Public
16:21 | Yau Ma Tei
At 16:26, the police has raised the blue flag for the third time.
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An Interview With a Passer-by: Search Despite Passing By
The Police's deployment today has affected many residents and those who were just passing by. This citizen was searched by the Police despite only going for a stroll down Mong Kok.
Journalist: What were you doing?
Citizen: I just wanted to go forward to the restaurant for dining, but the police stopped me.
Journalist: Did you know a march there?
Citizen: Police should know who participated and who were not. Police should set the area for the march.
Journalist: Did they search you and your bag?
Citizen: Yes.
Journalist: Did you join the march?
Citizen: No.
Journalist: Did they explain why to search you?
Citizen: No.
#Jun28 #PoliceState #AsiasFinest #StopSearch #HongKongProtests #SilentProtests #NationalSecurityLaw
An Interview With a Passer-by: Search Despite Passing By
The Police's deployment today has affected many residents and those who were just passing by. This citizen was searched by the Police despite only going for a stroll down Mong Kok.
Journalist: What were you doing?
Citizen: I just wanted to go forward to the restaurant for dining, but the police stopped me.
Journalist: Did you know a march there?
Citizen: Police should know who participated and who were not. Police should set the area for the march.
Journalist: Did they search you and your bag?
Citizen: Yes.
Journalist: Did you join the march?
Citizen: No.
Journalist: Did they explain why to search you?
Citizen: No.
#Jun28 #PoliceState #AsiasFinest #StopSearch #HongKongProtests #SilentProtests #NationalSecurityLaw
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Police Disperse Crowds, Advances Towards Tsim Sha Tsui
1613 | Nathan Road, Mong Kok
Police raises Blue Flag on Nathan Road, while dispersing crowds before them, citing that they would not be able to advance towards Tsim Sha Tsui if crowds do not bulge.
#Jun28
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Police Disperse Crowds, Advances Towards Tsim Sha Tsui
1613 | Nathan Road, Mong Kok
Police raises Blue Flag on Nathan Road, while dispersing crowds before them, citing that they would not be able to advance towards Tsim Sha Tsui if crowds do not bulge.
#Jun28
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Third Time Blue Flag was Raised in Yau Ma Tei
16:27 | Yau Ma Tei
Police just raised a blue flag for the third time in Yau Ma Tei and the Nathan Rd intersection. They then announced said if people stayed here, it would be construed as an illegal assembly.
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Third Time Blue Flag was Raised in Yau Ma Tei
16:27 | Yau Ma Tei
Police just raised a blue flag for the third time in Yau Ma Tei and the Nathan Rd intersection. They then announced said if people stayed here, it would be construed as an illegal assembly.
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Policemen agitated as they claim reporters obsturct their work
1624 | #YauMaTei
In Yau Ma Tei, verbal and physical clashes occured between police and journalists, as the police dispersed the reporters in agitation. The policeman shouted at the group of reporters right in front of them through a microphone, ”You’re obstructing police in their duty. Stand back immediately!” A female police officer questioned, in hostility, a reporter’s identity as she focused her camera on them, and ask why the reporter was at the scene.
Soon after, the blue warning flag was raised, and a policeman accused people in front of him, who were mainly journalists, as participating in illegal assembly. The reporters were demanded to disperse and “move to the opposite side of the road to continue filming”.
#Jun28 #HongKongProtests #PoliceState #BlueFlag
#SilentProtests #NationalSecurityLaw
Policemen agitated as they claim reporters obsturct their work
1624 | #YauMaTei
In Yau Ma Tei, verbal and physical clashes occured between police and journalists, as the police dispersed the reporters in agitation. The policeman shouted at the group of reporters right in front of them through a microphone, ”You’re obstructing police in their duty. Stand back immediately!” A female police officer questioned, in hostility, a reporter’s identity as she focused her camera on them, and ask why the reporter was at the scene.
Soon after, the blue warning flag was raised, and a policeman accused people in front of him, who were mainly journalists, as participating in illegal assembly. The reporters were demanded to disperse and “move to the opposite side of the road to continue filming”.
#Jun28 #HongKongProtests #PoliceState #BlueFlag
#SilentProtests #NationalSecurityLaw
#PressFreedom #PoliceState
Police Shoves Reporter and Push Away the Camera
1619 | Mongkok
At Hamilton Street, a police pushed a reporter. When the reporter tried to take a photo of the officer's call number, the police pushed his camera away.
At the moment, the police has cordoned off the entire Nathan Road.
Source: Apple Daily #Jun28
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Police Shoves Reporter and Push Away the Camera
1619 | Mongkok
At Hamilton Street, a police pushed a reporter. When the reporter tried to take a photo of the officer's call number, the police pushed his camera away.
At the moment, the police has cordoned off the entire Nathan Road.
Source: Apple Daily #Jun28
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Police Encircle and Search the Public, District Councilor included
16:46 | Yau Ma Tei
Police only allow reporters to leave the encirclement by the police. A district councillor wearing an orange vest was stopped and searched.
A police officer claimed that a reporter has "touched" him. The reporter responded, "Does it mean it is true just because you said so?"
#AsiasFinest #HongKongProtests #SilentProtests #NationalSecurityLaw
Police Encircle and Search the Public, District Councilor included
16:46 | Yau Ma Tei
Police only allow reporters to leave the encirclement by the police. A district councillor wearing an orange vest was stopped and searched.
A police officer claimed that a reporter has "touched" him. The reporter responded, "Does it mean it is true just because you said so?"
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Citizens Could Finally Leave Circle After Pleading with Police
1625 | Yau Ma Tei
An old lady pled to police to leave the scene, stressing there was no other way with the bridge blocked and she was about to have a bathroom accident. Another citizen reasoned, "If you keep us here, more and more people will be crowding and then be construed as your 'illegal assembly.'" People could finally leave, only to be greeted by a cop yelling randomly as they left.
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Citizens Could Finally Leave Circle After Pleading with Police
1625 | Yau Ma Tei
An old lady pled to police to leave the scene, stressing there was no other way with the bridge blocked and she was about to have a bathroom accident. Another citizen reasoned, "If you keep us here, more and more people will be crowding and then be construed as your 'illegal assembly.'" People could finally leave, only to be greeted by a cop yelling randomly as they left.
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