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August 11, 2019: Hong Kong Police Fire Bean Bag Round into the Eye of a Female First Aider
At around 7:30pm in Tsim Sha Tsui on August 11, 2019, the police headshot a female voluntary first aider outside the police station.
The bean bag round cracked the eye shield of the girl and went into her right eye, causing the rupturing of her eyeball and breaking her eyelid and maxilla.
On the same day, some pro-democracy protesters arrested in the area were sent to the notorious San Uk Ling Holding Center next to the border with China, where tortures and sexual assaults by the police would later be uncovered.
Image: Am730
Source: Hong Kong Free Press
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August 11, 2019: Hong Kong Police Fire Bean Bag Round into the Eye of a Female First Aider
At around 7:30pm in Tsim Sha Tsui on August 11, 2019, the police headshot a female voluntary first aider outside the police station.
The bean bag round cracked the eye shield of the girl and went into her right eye, causing the rupturing of her eyeball and breaking her eyelid and maxilla.
On the same day, some pro-democracy protesters arrested in the area were sent to the notorious San Uk Ling Holding Center next to the border with China, where tortures and sexual assaults by the police would later be uncovered.
Image: Am730
Source: Hong Kong Free Press
#NeverForget #NeverForgive #EyeforHK #FirstAider #PoliceBrutality #EyeShot #Headshot
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#11Aug2019: Civilians protest in 9 districts, urging the government to answer Hongkongers' 5 demands
- Tsim Sha Tsui:
Police fired tear gas and other weapons at civilians, arresting over a hundred.
Police shot a bean bag round into the eye of a female first aider, causing her eyeball to rupture.
- Causeway Bay:
Undercover police disguised themselves as protesters to assault and arrest civilians without showing any police badge.
Now TV captured how the undercover police allegedly planted evidence by putting objects like rods into the arrestees' belongings.
- Tai Koo:
Police fired pepper balls at civilians at close range (less than 1m) inside the MTR station, almost causing a stampede on top of a moving escalator.
-Kwai Fong:
Police fired tear gas inside the closed space of the MTR station.
- Shum Shui Po
Grandma Wong waved British Hong Kong flag.
-North Point:
Police allegedly turned a blind eye to the white clad (Fujian) gang attack on civilians.
Source: USP #Aug11
#11Aug2019: Civilians protest in 9 districts, urging the government to answer Hongkongers' 5 demands
- Tsim Sha Tsui:
Police fired tear gas and other weapons at civilians, arresting over a hundred.
Police shot a bean bag round into the eye of a female first aider, causing her eyeball to rupture.
- Causeway Bay:
Undercover police disguised themselves as protesters to assault and arrest civilians without showing any police badge.
Now TV captured how the undercover police allegedly planted evidence by putting objects like rods into the arrestees' belongings.
- Tai Koo:
Police fired pepper balls at civilians at close range (less than 1m) inside the MTR station, almost causing a stampede on top of a moving escalator.
-Kwai Fong:
Police fired tear gas inside the closed space of the MTR station.
- Shum Shui Po
Grandma Wong waved British Hong Kong flag.
-North Point:
Police allegedly turned a blind eye to the white clad (Fujian) gang attack on civilians.
Source: USP #Aug11
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What Happened in Hong Kong on 11 August 2019
Watch video:
https://youtu.be/DzrQPFuo7FU
Hong Kongers would never forget the day of 11 August in 2019, when police ignore civilians' lives and public safety to frighten citizens.
The free-to-air Television Boadcast Channel (TVB) even tried to conceal police brutality by editing video before broadcasting.
"Bullets can punch through helmets, but they cannot destroy justice and ethics."
Video source: Citizens Press Con
#TVB #CCTVB #PoliceBrutality #NeverForget #NeverForgive
What Happened in Hong Kong on 11 August 2019
Watch video:
https://youtu.be/DzrQPFuo7FU
Hong Kongers would never forget the day of 11 August in 2019, when police ignore civilians' lives and public safety to frighten citizens.
The free-to-air Television Boadcast Channel (TVB) even tried to conceal police brutality by editing video before broadcasting.
"Bullets can punch through helmets, but they cannot destroy justice and ethics."
Video source: Citizens Press Con
#TVB #CCTVB #PoliceBrutality #NeverForget #NeverForgive