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#FirstHand #6May #Video #SingwithYou
21:06 | #TinShuiWai
Civilians sing "Glory to Hong Kong"
Loudspeakers have been set up to serve as a rallying point for civilians to sing "Glory to Hong Kong", with other clusters of crowds chanting slogans nearby.
Sing with you in Tin Shui Wai: Words on Wall:
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/20256
21:06 | #TinShuiWai
Civilians sing "Glory to Hong Kong"
Loudspeakers have been set up to serve as a rallying point for civilians to sing "Glory to Hong Kong", with other clusters of crowds chanting slogans nearby.
Sing with you in Tin Shui Wai: Words on Wall:
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/20256
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#FirstHand #SingWithYou #Video
Police Detains 4 for Stop and Search
21:39 | #TinShuiWai
A group of riot police advanced 50 meters into Building 1 of the +WOO shopping mall. They stopped when they realized that there was no one around, backtracked a little, then rushed forward again through the stairs at the back of the mall, making their way to the first floor. They detained a group consisting of two men and two women for a stop-and-search.
#PoliceState #6May
Civilians Sing "Glory to Hong Kong":
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/20258
Police Detains 4 for Stop and Search
21:39 | #TinShuiWai
A group of riot police advanced 50 meters into Building 1 of the +WOO shopping mall. They stopped when they realized that there was no one around, backtracked a little, then rushed forward again through the stairs at the back of the mall, making their way to the first floor. They detained a group consisting of two men and two women for a stop-and-search.
#PoliceState #6May
Civilians Sing "Glory to Hong Kong":
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/20258
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#FirstHand #SingWithYou #Video
Police 'Improvise' By Reusing Adhesive from Pro-Democracy Posters
21:39 | #TinShuiWai
It took the riot police a long time to set up a cordon line. They were seen having some difficulties setting it up, to a point where they decided to 'improvise' by reusing the sticky tapes that were used to hold the pro-democracy posters.
#6May #SingWithYou #HongKongProtest #PoliceState
Police Detains 4 for Stop and Search:
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/20259
Police 'Improvise' By Reusing Adhesive from Pro-Democracy Posters
21:39 | #TinShuiWai
It took the riot police a long time to set up a cordon line. They were seen having some difficulties setting it up, to a point where they decided to 'improvise' by reusing the sticky tapes that were used to hold the pro-democracy posters.
#6May #SingWithYou #HongKongProtest #PoliceState
Police Detains 4 for Stop and Search:
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/20259
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#FirstHand #SingWithYou #PoliceBrutality
Riot Police Filmed Assaulting Civilians; Ignores Journalists' Calls for Explanation
2204 | #TinShuiWai
Riot police assaulted civilians in the area between Buildings 1 and 2 of the +WOO shopping mall, where they kicked and knocked civilians over. The District Councilors tried to ask for an explanation from the police. Reporters were able to film the whole process of the police officers' physical assault on the citizens while claiming that the citizens had broken the law.
Instead of giving an explanation, the riot police and their PPRB (Police Public Relations Branch) employees ignored any questions that the district councilors and the journalists had, and simply walked away. When chased down by journalists, the PPRB staff stayed silent and simply stood between the journalists and the riot police. Other bystanders also demanded to speak with the commanding officer.
Police 'Improvise' By Reusing Adhesive from Pro-Democracy Posters:
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong
Riot Police Filmed Assaulting Civilians; Ignores Journalists' Calls for Explanation
2204 | #TinShuiWai
Riot police assaulted civilians in the area between Buildings 1 and 2 of the +WOO shopping mall, where they kicked and knocked civilians over. The District Councilors tried to ask for an explanation from the police. Reporters were able to film the whole process of the police officers' physical assault on the citizens while claiming that the citizens had broken the law.
Instead of giving an explanation, the riot police and their PPRB (Police Public Relations Branch) employees ignored any questions that the district councilors and the journalists had, and simply walked away. When chased down by journalists, the PPRB staff stayed silent and simply stood between the journalists and the riot police. Other bystanders also demanded to speak with the commanding officer.
Police 'Improvise' By Reusing Adhesive from Pro-Democracy Posters:
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong
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#FirstHand #SingWithYou #Video
Police Jump-kicks Civilian; Commander Asks for Footage
22:04 | #TinShuiWai
Tuen Mun District Council Lam Chun claimed that he witnessed a police officer "jump-kicking" one civilian outside a burger shop while clearing out civilians from the shopping mall. Lam asked to see the police commander onsite and bring this incident directly to his attention, but he waited for more than 20 minutes before the Commander showed up.
Lam, subsequently, went to Tin Shui Wai Police station to provide a witness statement while the commander asked reporters to provide video footages of the incident.
#6May #HongKongProtest #PoliceState
Police Jump-kicks Civilian; Commander Asks for Footage
22:04 | #TinShuiWai
Tuen Mun District Council Lam Chun claimed that he witnessed a police officer "jump-kicking" one civilian outside a burger shop while clearing out civilians from the shopping mall. Lam asked to see the police commander onsite and bring this incident directly to his attention, but he waited for more than 20 minutes before the Commander showed up.
Lam, subsequently, went to Tin Shui Wai Police station to provide a witness statement while the commander asked reporters to provide video footages of the incident.
#6May #HongKongProtest #PoliceState
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
#Remembrance #15June
Crowds in Tin Shui Wai Gather in Remembrance of Protest Martyr
20:20 |Tuen Mun Park, #TinShuiWai
Several Tuen Mun District Councilor initiated memorials for Marco Leung Ling-kit, the Martyr who sacrificed himself in the name of defending the justice and democracy of Hong Kong last year. Throngs of citizens were seen nearby Tuen Mun Park and West Rail station paying tribute to Leung, laying down white flowers at the altar. Occasionally, the crowd chanted protest slogans, like, “Support fellow protesters, support them all the way”, “Hong Kong Independence, the only way out”, “Release the righteous, pay back justice”, “Fight to the end of my life”, etc.
Source: dbc
#June15 #MarcoLeung #YellowRaincoatMan
Crowds in Tin Shui Wai Gather in Remembrance of Protest Martyr
20:20 |Tuen Mun Park, #TinShuiWai
Several Tuen Mun District Councilor initiated memorials for Marco Leung Ling-kit, the Martyr who sacrificed himself in the name of defending the justice and democracy of Hong Kong last year. Throngs of citizens were seen nearby Tuen Mun Park and West Rail station paying tribute to Leung, laying down white flowers at the altar. Occasionally, the crowd chanted protest slogans, like, “Support fellow protesters, support them all the way”, “Hong Kong Independence, the only way out”, “Release the righteous, pay back justice”, “Fight to the end of my life”, etc.
Source: dbc
#June15 #MarcoLeung #YellowRaincoatMan
#Remembrance #15June
Memorial Setup at Ginza Plaza
20:15 | Ginza Plaza, #TinShuiWai
Outside Ginza Plaza, a memorial was set up for citizens to pay tribute to Leung Ling-kit. People put down their words for the deceased on banners laying on the ground, and others lit candles to show their respect.
Source: Sing The Press
#June15 #MarcoLeung #YellowRaincoatMan #Remembrance
Memorial Setup at Ginza Plaza
20:15 | Ginza Plaza, #TinShuiWai
Outside Ginza Plaza, a memorial was set up for citizens to pay tribute to Leung Ling-kit. People put down their words for the deceased on banners laying on the ground, and others lit candles to show their respect.
Source: Sing The Press
#June15 #MarcoLeung #YellowRaincoatMan #Remembrance
#PrimaryElection #TinShuiWai
Hundreds of Citizens Still In Queue at Tin Shui Wai Polling Station After Deadline
After the primary election closed at 9pm, hundreds of citizens were still lining up outside legislator Roy Kwong's office, which was used as one of the polling stations in Tin Shui Wai.
This polling station processed 4,395 votes on the second day of the primary election. A total of 7,021 had voted there during the two days of the primaries. At its peak, 350 people voted within an hour.
Source: CBC #Jul12
Hundreds of Citizens Still In Queue at Tin Shui Wai Polling Station After Deadline
After the primary election closed at 9pm, hundreds of citizens were still lining up outside legislator Roy Kwong's office, which was used as one of the polling stations in Tin Shui Wai.
This polling station processed 4,395 votes on the second day of the primary election. A total of 7,021 had voted there during the two days of the primaries. At its peak, 350 people voted within an hour.
Source: CBC #Jul12