#PoliceState
The Election Day That Was Cancelled by the Authorities
A massive number of riot police were guarding the streets of Hong Kong on 6 September 2020, where the Legislative Election was supposed to take place until the Carrie Lam administration called it off using emergency power and citing the coronavirus pandemic as a reason.
Riot police were sighted outside fast food joints and around street corners.
Source: Incendo Studio #Sept6
The Election Day That Was Cancelled by the Authorities
A massive number of riot police were guarding the streets of Hong Kong on 6 September 2020, where the Legislative Election was supposed to take place until the Carrie Lam administration called it off using emergency power and citing the coronavirus pandemic as a reason.
Riot police were sighted outside fast food joints and around street corners.
Source: Incendo Studio #Sept6
Police turns Mong Kok into a Restricted Area
21:02 | #MongKok
Police set up numerous cordon lines near the intersection of Soy St and Sai Yeung Choi St, and are stopping and searching all citizens and reporters passing through. The entire district of Mong Kok has effectively become a highly restricted zone.
#Sept6 #PoliceBrutality #MassArrest #Firsthand
21:02 | #MongKok
Police set up numerous cordon lines near the intersection of Soy St and Sai Yeung Choi St, and are stopping and searching all citizens and reporters passing through. The entire district of Mong Kok has effectively become a highly restricted zone.
#Sept6 #PoliceBrutality #MassArrest #Firsthand
#FirstHand
Police Bans Vehicles from Entering Sai Yeung Choi St South
2045 | Dundas Street, #MongKok
Despite having only few pedestrians left at the site, the police are still enforcing a ban on all vehicles from entering Sai Yeung Choi Street South.
Source: First Hand #Sept6
#PoliceBrutality #MassArrest
Police Bans Vehicles from Entering Sai Yeung Choi St South
2045 | Dundas Street, #MongKok
Despite having only few pedestrians left at the site, the police are still enforcing a ban on all vehicles from entering Sai Yeung Choi Street South.
Source: First Hand #Sept6
#PoliceBrutality #MassArrest
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Male Police Officer Forcibly Pins 12-Year-Old Girl Passersby Onto the Ground
Watch RTHK Footage Capturing a Different Angle:
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/25058
At around 4:30pm at Sai Yeung Choi Street South on September 6, 2020, a police officer suddenly had an outburst and started shouting at the pedestrians.
As seen in the video, a 12-year-old girl was extremely frightened at the scene. She was later wrangled and pinned to the ground by several male police officers, with her clothes being pulled during the action.
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Source: HKUST Radio News #Sept6
https://www.facebook.com/hkustradionews/videos/vb.114203039989972/1742325909250427/
#PoliceState #MassArrest #HongKongYouth
Male Police Officer Forcibly Pins 12-Year-Old Girl Passersby Onto the Ground
Watch RTHK Footage Capturing a Different Angle:
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/25058
At around 4:30pm at Sai Yeung Choi Street South on September 6, 2020, a police officer suddenly had an outburst and started shouting at the pedestrians.
As seen in the video, a 12-year-old girl was extremely frightened at the scene. She was later wrangled and pinned to the ground by several male police officers, with her clothes being pulled during the action.
Read the Full Story:
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/25059
Source: HKUST Radio News #Sept6
https://www.facebook.com/hkustradionews/videos/vb.114203039989972/1742325909250427/
#PoliceState #MassArrest #HongKongYouth
#Inefficiceny
Force's inefficiency shown in time taken for them to get police vehicle to site
2155 | Shandong Street / Sai Yeung Choi St South, #MongKok
A reporter witnessed a group of arrestees being taken away from a Wilson phone store.
A police officer said that it would take about half an hour to for them to arrange for another police vehicle to take about 10 female arrestees back to the police station. The reporter was very puzzled that it takes half an hour for the force's vehicle to reach the downtown area of Mong Kok, which is an extremely long time given the distance that the police vehicle actually has to travel.
Source: Stand News
#Sept6 #PoliceState #AsiasFinest
Force's inefficiency shown in time taken for them to get police vehicle to site
2155 | Shandong Street / Sai Yeung Choi St South, #MongKok
A reporter witnessed a group of arrestees being taken away from a Wilson phone store.
A police officer said that it would take about half an hour to for them to arrange for another police vehicle to take about 10 female arrestees back to the police station. The reporter was very puzzled that it takes half an hour for the force's vehicle to reach the downtown area of Mong Kok, which is an extremely long time given the distance that the police vehicle actually has to travel.
Source: Stand News
#Sept6 #PoliceState #AsiasFinest
BREAKING: Arrestee loses consciousness, sent to the Accident and Emergency Department of Kwong Wah Hospital
2130 | #MongKok
An arrestee suddenly fell down on Sai Yeung Choi South Street and lost consciousness. Riot police officers were seen performing cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) on him at the scene, but he was still irresponsive and unconscious.
The arrestee was brought up to an ambulance and conveyed to the hospital.
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The arrestee was conveyed to the Accident and Emergency Department of Kwong Wah Hospital. Police officer accompanied him while holding on to evidence that they found on him. Eyewitness at the scene claimed that the person was apparently in a comatose.
Source: Cupid News, Internet
#Sept6 #PoliceState #MassArrest
2130 | #MongKok
An arrestee suddenly fell down on Sai Yeung Choi South Street and lost consciousness. Riot police officers were seen performing cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) on him at the scene, but he was still irresponsive and unconscious.
The arrestee was brought up to an ambulance and conveyed to the hospital.
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The arrestee was conveyed to the Accident and Emergency Department of Kwong Wah Hospital. Police officer accompanied him while holding on to evidence that they found on him. Eyewitness at the scene claimed that the person was apparently in a comatose.
Source: Cupid News, Internet
#Sept6 #PoliceState #MassArrest
#Solidarity
New World First Bus Operators to Work-to-rule in Solidarity on Sept 7
A group of bus operators at New World First Bus has announced they will work-to-rule on Sept 7, 2020 in solidarity of the route 970 operator arrested by Hong Kong Police. Travel times may be delayed and they hope passengers would understand.
Source: 巴士台 HK Bus Channel
#Sept6 #NewWorldFirstBus #PoliceState
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Police Intercept Bus, Force Passengers to Get Off and Arrest Bus Driver
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/24957
New World First Bus Operators to Work-to-rule in Solidarity on Sept 7
A group of bus operators at New World First Bus has announced they will work-to-rule on Sept 7, 2020 in solidarity of the route 970 operator arrested by Hong Kong Police. Travel times may be delayed and they hope passengers would understand.
Source: 巴士台 HK Bus Channel
#Sept6 #NewWorldFirstBus #PoliceState
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Police Intercept Bus, Force Passengers to Get Off and Arrest Bus Driver
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/24957
#PoliceState #FalseAccusation
Police Accuse Noodle Store Owner of Having Slick Tyre, Tows Car Away
23:23 | #Mongkok
According to Mr Chan, owner of "88 Noodles", at around 21:30 on September 6, 2020, several police vehicles stopped outside his store. The police demanded Mr Chan to turn his car back. Before he could react, riot police officere suddenly came out of their vehicle and accused Mr Chan of having slick tyres with wires sticking out.
Mr. Chan told the police that he changed the tyres earlier this year, and he could not see any wire sticking out.
Moments later, traffic police officers arrived in a vehicle and towed Mr Chan's car away.
Police did not enter Mr Chan's store, but they told him that the case would be followed up in three days.
Source: Community U Media #Sept6
#RiotPolice #TrafficPolice #NoodleShop #CarTow
Police Accuse Noodle Store Owner of Having Slick Tyre, Tows Car Away
23:23 | #Mongkok
According to Mr Chan, owner of "88 Noodles", at around 21:30 on September 6, 2020, several police vehicles stopped outside his store. The police demanded Mr Chan to turn his car back. Before he could react, riot police officere suddenly came out of their vehicle and accused Mr Chan of having slick tyres with wires sticking out.
Mr. Chan told the police that he changed the tyres earlier this year, and he could not see any wire sticking out.
Moments later, traffic police officers arrived in a vehicle and towed Mr Chan's car away.
Police did not enter Mr Chan's store, but they told him that the case would be followed up in three days.
Source: Community U Media #Sept6
#RiotPolice #TrafficPolice #NoodleShop #CarTow
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12-Year-Old Girl, Shopping for Stationery, Body-Slammed to the Ground by Police
Source: RTHK #Sept6
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12-Year-Old Girl, Shopping for Stationery, Body-Slammed to the Ground by Police
Source: RTHK #Sept6
Watch Footage by UST Radio News:
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/25044
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12-Year-Old Girl, Shopping for Stationery, Body-Slammed to the Ground by Police
Watch Video Captured by HKUST Radio News:
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/25058
Mrs. Ho took her son and daughter to Mongkok for lunch, then let them go shopping for pastel chalks afterwards, while she went to buy groceries and planned to meet up with them later. However, her children soon messaged her that the area around the stationery store was cordoned off by the police, so they headed off to Sai Yeung Choi St South instead.
However, when Mrs. Ho arrived to meet them, she found them detained by the police and brought inside the cordon line.
Onlookers told her that they saw 4 riot police pinning her 12-year-old daughter to the ground, and her son was also roughly manhandled. The whole scene was chaotic.
"The cops just suddenly rushed in and pinned my daughter down...My daughter is only 12 years old! Is this how it is now? The younger you are, the easier you are to get picked on, and the more these cops will bully you?"
According to the footage from HKUST Radio News, the brother-and-sister pair, aged 20 and 12 respectively, were walking past a shuttered shop along with the nearby crowd. Suddenly, a plainclothes officer in a black T-shirt, wielding a baton and shield walked up beside them.
Startled by the police officer's intimidating presence, the girl began walking ahead at a brisk pace.
As she tried to weave through the crowd, a few seconds later, another riot police body-slammed into her head-on, knocking her off her feet. The officer then held onto her shirt and arm, as three more officers piled on top of her, pinning her to the ground. Meanwhile, her brother was held down by at least one other officer.
From what could be seen on the video, the area was not within police cordons at the time.
Watch the footage by RTHK:
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/25058
Source: Apple Daily #Sept6
https://bit.ly/2F1NuOY
Videos: HKUST Radio News; RTHK
https://www.facebook.com/715486135226112/posts/3808419402599421/
#HongKongYouth #Children #PoliceBrutality
12-Year-Old Girl, Shopping for Stationery, Body-Slammed to the Ground by Police
Watch Video Captured by HKUST Radio News:
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/25058
Mrs. Ho took her son and daughter to Mongkok for lunch, then let them go shopping for pastel chalks afterwards, while she went to buy groceries and planned to meet up with them later. However, her children soon messaged her that the area around the stationery store was cordoned off by the police, so they headed off to Sai Yeung Choi St South instead.
However, when Mrs. Ho arrived to meet them, she found them detained by the police and brought inside the cordon line.
Onlookers told her that they saw 4 riot police pinning her 12-year-old daughter to the ground, and her son was also roughly manhandled. The whole scene was chaotic.
"The cops just suddenly rushed in and pinned my daughter down...My daughter is only 12 years old! Is this how it is now? The younger you are, the easier you are to get picked on, and the more these cops will bully you?"
According to the footage from HKUST Radio News, the brother-and-sister pair, aged 20 and 12 respectively, were walking past a shuttered shop along with the nearby crowd. Suddenly, a plainclothes officer in a black T-shirt, wielding a baton and shield walked up beside them.
Startled by the police officer's intimidating presence, the girl began walking ahead at a brisk pace.
As she tried to weave through the crowd, a few seconds later, another riot police body-slammed into her head-on, knocking her off her feet. The officer then held onto her shirt and arm, as three more officers piled on top of her, pinning her to the ground. Meanwhile, her brother was held down by at least one other officer.
From what could be seen on the video, the area was not within police cordons at the time.
Watch the footage by RTHK:
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/25058
Source: Apple Daily #Sept6
https://bit.ly/2F1NuOY
Videos: HKUST Radio News; RTHK
https://www.facebook.com/715486135226112/posts/3808419402599421/
#HongKongYouth #Children #PoliceBrutality
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12-Year-Old Girl, Shopping for Stationery, Body-Slammed to the Ground by Police
Source: RTHK #Sept6
Watch Footage by UST Radio News:
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/25044
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12-Year-Old Girl, Shopping for Stationery, Body-Slammed to the Ground by Police
Source: RTHK #Sept6
Watch Footage by UST Radio News:
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/25044
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