Today marks the second month after the death of Mr Alex Chow Tsz-lok.
Chow fell from a height in a carpark in Tseung Kwan O during a police operation in early November and passed away a few days later. The cause of his fall remains unknown.
We wish that, no matter where you are,
You dedicate a minute of silence to Mr Chow
On 20:09 this evening.
We shall never forget.
We shall persevere.
Be Water and Guardians of Hong Kong will stop posting from 20:09 to 21:00 to mourn for the loss of our dear friend.
#8Jan #Memorial #AlexChow #NeverForget
Photo From: Stand News
Chow fell from a height in a carpark in Tseung Kwan O during a police operation in early November and passed away a few days later. The cause of his fall remains unknown.
We wish that, no matter where you are,
You dedicate a minute of silence to Mr Chow
On 20:09 this evening.
We shall never forget.
We shall persevere.
Be Water and Guardians of Hong Kong will stop posting from 20:09 to 21:00 to mourn for the loss of our dear friend.
#8Jan #Memorial #AlexChow #NeverForget
Photo From: Stand News
Civilians Mourn the Death of Mr Alex Chow Tsz-lok, and some chanted new slogans for Hong Kong Independence
20:06 | Tseung Kwan O
Lots of civilians gathered to mourn the death of Mr. Alex Chow Tsz-lok at Sheung Tak Estate, Tseung Kwan O.
20:12 | Tseung Kwan O
After the mourn, civilians chanted “Hong Kong Independence Is The Only Way” and “Liberate Hong Kong, Revolution Of Our Time”.
20:24 | Tseung Kwan O
Civilians chanted new slogans such as “Liberate Hong Kong from the CCP”, “May All CCP Members Die”, “Civilians Awaken, Expunge the Violent Regime”
20:27 | Tseung Kwan O
Three EU police cars drove by but turned around, civilians became agitated.
Source: Apple Daily; realtimenewsbroadcasts
#8Jan #TseungKwanO #AlexChow
20:06 | Tseung Kwan O
Lots of civilians gathered to mourn the death of Mr. Alex Chow Tsz-lok at Sheung Tak Estate, Tseung Kwan O.
20:12 | Tseung Kwan O
After the mourn, civilians chanted “Hong Kong Independence Is The Only Way” and “Liberate Hong Kong, Revolution Of Our Time”.
20:24 | Tseung Kwan O
Civilians chanted new slogans such as “Liberate Hong Kong from the CCP”, “May All CCP Members Die”, “Civilians Awaken, Expunge the Violent Regime”
20:27 | Tseung Kwan O
Three EU police cars drove by but turned around, civilians became agitated.
Source: Apple Daily; realtimenewsbroadcasts
#8Jan #TseungKwanO #AlexChow
Councillor Assistant Arrested and Sprayed with Blue-dyed Pepper Spray
2250 | Kwong Ming Estate, Tseung Kwan O
Councillor Assistant Kelvin Yip was brought into the police cordon after he and Sheung Tak Councillor Isaac Lee arrived on-site to defuse the situation. Yip was wrestled to the ground, and arrested on-site; he could later be seen being sprayed by riot police with blue-dyed pepper spray with his hands tied back. He could be seen to be in agony. Lee could also be seen with dyed pepper spray on his collar.
Riot police had previously entered Kwong Ming Court for unknown purposes and attempted to enter a block, but later retreated outside.
Source: Apple Daily; RTHK #8Jan #TseungKwanO #AlexChow
2250 | Kwong Ming Estate, Tseung Kwan O
Councillor Assistant Kelvin Yip was brought into the police cordon after he and Sheung Tak Councillor Isaac Lee arrived on-site to defuse the situation. Yip was wrestled to the ground, and arrested on-site; he could later be seen being sprayed by riot police with blue-dyed pepper spray with his hands tied back. He could be seen to be in agony. Lee could also be seen with dyed pepper spray on his collar.
Riot police had previously entered Kwong Ming Court for unknown purposes and attempted to enter a block, but later retreated outside.
Source: Apple Daily; RTHK #8Jan #TseungKwanO #AlexChow
2342 | Tseung Kwan O Beverly Garden
Police explained that Complaints Against Police Office may handle this incidence and they have the responsibilities to monitor the dispersal of crowds by the estate guards. They have asked the security manager to identify the residents.
An officer kept recording his observation with a camera, and pointed out that there could be violation of the Noise Control Ordinance.
Source: HK01 #8Jan #TseungKwanO #AlexChow
Police explained that Complaints Against Police Office may handle this incidence and they have the responsibilities to monitor the dispersal of crowds by the estate guards. They have asked the security manager to identify the residents.
An officer kept recording his observation with a camera, and pointed out that there could be violation of the Noise Control Ordinance.
Source: HK01 #8Jan #TseungKwanO #AlexChow
Riot Police Keep Pointing To Civilians With Strong Light Beam at Sheung Tak Estate, Tseung Kwan O
23:18 | Tseung Kwan O
Lots of riot police stood by at the Tong Chun Street crossroads, near Sheung Tak Estate and Kwong Ming Court.
23:20 | Tseung Kwan O
Riot police conducted stop and search operation, as well as pointing to civilians with strong light beam.
23:26 | Tseung Kwan O
Riot police deployed on the bridge connecting to Sheung Tak Plaza and kept pointing civilians with strong light beam.
Sources: Now News; Apple Daily
#8Jan #TseungKwanO #AlexChow
23:18 | Tseung Kwan O
Lots of riot police stood by at the Tong Chun Street crossroads, near Sheung Tak Estate and Kwong Ming Court.
23:20 | Tseung Kwan O
Riot police conducted stop and search operation, as well as pointing to civilians with strong light beam.
23:26 | Tseung Kwan O
Riot police deployed on the bridge connecting to Sheung Tak Plaza and kept pointing civilians with strong light beam.
Sources: Now News; Apple Daily
#8Jan #TseungKwanO #AlexChow
Tseung Kwan O Memorial gathering for Alex Chow
0001| Sheung Tak Estate, Kwong Ming Court
Police patrolled around Sheung Tak car park.
0004| Tong Ming Street
Riot police argued with civilians on their way to the police van. Some still stood by while most of the police vehicles left.
0013 |
A protestor held up a condom to the riot police on the footbridge and shouted: "We are family!" (Referring to police being discarded like 'condom
0015| Tong Chun Street
Protestors in black-bloc raise the black flag of "Liberate Hong Kong, Revolution of our times" and set up roadblocks with bricks after riot police left the scene.
#8Jan #TseungKwanO #AlexChow
Source: Apple Daily, RTHK, City Broadcasting Channel
0001| Sheung Tak Estate, Kwong Ming Court
Police patrolled around Sheung Tak car park.
0004| Tong Ming Street
Riot police argued with civilians on their way to the police van. Some still stood by while most of the police vehicles left.
0013 |
A protestor held up a condom to the riot police on the footbridge and shouted: "We are family!" (Referring to police being discarded like 'condom
0015| Tong Chun Street
Protestors in black-bloc raise the black flag of "Liberate Hong Kong, Revolution of our times" and set up roadblocks with bricks after riot police left the scene.
#8Jan #TseungKwanO #AlexChow
Source: Apple Daily, RTHK, City Broadcasting Channel
0035| Kwong Ming Court
Firefighters got off the two fire trucks and started preparation.
0038| Beverly Garden
Riot police suddenly rushed out to the crossroads and pointed high with guns.
0054| Sheung Tak Car Park
Black Flag was hoisted.
#8Jan #TseungKwanO #AlexChow
Source: RTHK
Firefighters got off the two fire trucks and started preparation.
0038| Beverly Garden
Riot police suddenly rushed out to the crossroads and pointed high with guns.
0054| Sheung Tak Car Park
Black Flag was hoisted.
#8Jan #TseungKwanO #AlexChow
Source: RTHK
0059| Tong Ming Street
Teams of riot police guarded at the crossroad.
0101| Kwong Ming Court
District Councillor Cheung Wai Chiu was communicating with police but an officer unexpectedly clapped hardly.
0104|
Police announced that they might use rubber bullets and tear gas to disperse the crowds who were participating in an unlawful assembly.
0109| Sheung Tak Shopping Mall
Blue flag was raised at the Sheung Tak footbridge.
#8Jan #TseungKwanO #AlexChow
Source: RTHK, HK01
Teams of riot police guarded at the crossroad.
0101| Kwong Ming Court
District Councillor Cheung Wai Chiu was communicating with police but an officer unexpectedly clapped hardly.
0104|
Police announced that they might use rubber bullets and tear gas to disperse the crowds who were participating in an unlawful assembly.
0109| Sheung Tak Shopping Mall
Blue flag was raised at the Sheung Tak footbridge.
#8Jan #TseungKwanO #AlexChow
Source: RTHK, HK01
0121 | Tong Ming Street Crossroad
Police flashed strong light to the crowds
0128 | Tong Ming Street Crossroad
Police were leaving
#8Jan #TseungKwanO #AlexChow
Source: RTHK
Police flashed strong light to the crowds
0128 | Tong Ming Street Crossroad
Police were leaving
#8Jan #TseungKwanO #AlexChow
Source: RTHK
Councillor Leung Kai-cheong: Force's Decision to Withhold Guidelines from the Public an Excuse
Police brutality has been condemned by a large portion of citizens, but the Force has refused to disclose the guidelines on the usage of arms, on the basis of maintaining the confidentiality of their operations.
On request of Legislative Councillor Leung Kai-cheong, The Research Office of the Legislative Council integrated the guidelines on police’s use of non-lethal weapons from Britain, the USA and Australia. Leung believed that many of Hong Kong police’s actions have violated international guidelines, and that the Force's decision on withholding the guidelines from the public was an excuse to avoid a surge in the number of complaints.
Leung pointed out it is "awfully strange" that no police officers have been suspended from their duties because of their inappropriate use of force. In contrast, guidelines have been disclosed to the public in America. Police officers would be slapped with manslaughter charges if they had abused force.
Source: Apple Daily
#8Jan #PoliceBrutality #PoliceState
Police brutality has been condemned by a large portion of citizens, but the Force has refused to disclose the guidelines on the usage of arms, on the basis of maintaining the confidentiality of their operations.
On request of Legislative Councillor Leung Kai-cheong, The Research Office of the Legislative Council integrated the guidelines on police’s use of non-lethal weapons from Britain, the USA and Australia. Leung believed that many of Hong Kong police’s actions have violated international guidelines, and that the Force's decision on withholding the guidelines from the public was an excuse to avoid a surge in the number of complaints.
Leung pointed out it is "awfully strange" that no police officers have been suspended from their duties because of their inappropriate use of force. In contrast, guidelines have been disclosed to the public in America. Police officers would be slapped with manslaughter charges if they had abused force.
Source: Apple Daily
#8Jan #PoliceBrutality #PoliceState