[Round-up of 15 September]
Selective Enforcement of the Law: How to Stay Safe?
Part 4/8
22:21 Fujian Gang's Threat of Violence, Police turns a blind eye (continued)
The riot police with shields forced citizens and the press to leave the headquarters of the Hong Kong First Youth Volunteer Society, by shouting “All reporters leave!” and shining laser beams at the reporters. At last, reporters and the onlookers went to the intersections at the King's Road. The onlookers showed their discontent towards the police, “The press has right to report! Are you trying to let them [the assailants] go again?”
(to be continued)
Source: InMedia
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Selective Enforcement of the Law: How to Stay Safe?
Part 4/8
22:21 Fujian Gang's Threat of Violence, Police turns a blind eye (continued)
The riot police with shields forced citizens and the press to leave the headquarters of the Hong Kong First Youth Volunteer Society, by shouting “All reporters leave!” and shining laser beams at the reporters. At last, reporters and the onlookers went to the intersections at the King's Road. The onlookers showed their discontent towards the police, “The press has right to report! Are you trying to let them [the assailants] go again?”
(to be continued)
Source: InMedia
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#HKPolice
[Round-up of 15 September]
Selective Enforcement of the Law: How to Stay Safe?
Part 5/8
22:35 Riot Police Made No Arrest of a Self-proclaimed Triad Member affiliated with Fujian
On 15 September, a man wearing a tee-shirt with the words “Hong Kong's Senior Fujianese” (香港福建元老) provoked passers-by. He openly claimed, “I am a Triad. Come get me. I'm not fxxking scared” (「我係黑社會，嚟呀我唔X驚」). The riot police, however, did not arrest him, a person who proclaimed himself Triad, but helped him to leave the scene.
(to be continued)
Source: In-Media
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Selective Enforcement of the Law: How to Stay Safe?
Part 5/8
22:35 Riot Police Made No Arrest of a Self-proclaimed Triad Member affiliated with Fujian
On 15 September, a man wearing a tee-shirt with the words “Hong Kong's Senior Fujianese” (香港福建元老) provoked passers-by. He openly claimed, “I am a Triad. Come get me. I'm not fxxking scared” (「我係黑社會，嚟呀我唔X驚」). The riot police, however, did not arrest him, a person who proclaimed himself Triad, but helped him to leave the scene.
(to be continued)
Source: In-Media
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[Round-up of 15 September]
Selective Enforcement of the Law: Who Can Stay Safe?
Part 8/8
915 Fujian Gang Attack: Read from here
Q: What is The Hong Kong's First Youth Volunteer Society, where the assailants went hiding on 5 August and 15 August?
A: Allegedly involved in assaulting,
The Hong Kong's First Youth Volunteer Society 第一青年會義工團 and the Guangzhou-Hong Kong-Macau Daxi Dong Clansmen Company Limited 粵港澳大溪東同鄉會有限公司 are
registered and established quite recently.
Q: What happened previously on Aug 5 that raised citizens and reporters' enormous concern over their safety and need of self-defense in the presence of the Fujian Gang?
A:
1. The police's selective enforcement of the law (also revealed on 15 Sept)
2. The Fujian community is known for their collectivity.
The red shirts they worn as 'uniform' on in their operation on 5 August were printed with profane sentences written in Min (a language spoken by many Fujianese): "I xxx am Fujian", "xxx your mother" etc.
After assaulting random people on the streets on 5 August, the Fujian Gang went into hiding in the headquarters of The Hong Kong's First Youth Volunteer Society. One of the Society's board members Qiu Zongyuan was then seen waving a cleaver on the site.
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Reference: Apple Daily,
https://hk.news.appledaily.com/breaking/realtime/article/20190906/60013016?utm_campaign=hkad_social_applecitycrime&utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook&utm_content=extra_link
Selective Enforcement of the Law: Who Can Stay Safe?
Part 8/8
915 Fujian Gang Attack: Read from here
Q: What is The Hong Kong's First Youth Volunteer Society, where the assailants went hiding on 5 August and 15 August?
A: Allegedly involved in assaulting,
The Hong Kong's First Youth Volunteer Society 第一青年會義工團 and the Guangzhou-Hong Kong-Macau Daxi Dong Clansmen Company Limited 粵港澳大溪東同鄉會有限公司 are
registered and established quite recently.
Q: What happened previously on Aug 5 that raised citizens and reporters' enormous concern over their safety and need of self-defense in the presence of the Fujian Gang?
A:
1. The police's selective enforcement of the law (also revealed on 15 Sept)
2. The Fujian community is known for their collectivity.
The red shirts they worn as 'uniform' on in their operation on 5 August were printed with profane sentences written in Min (a language spoken by many Fujianese): "I xxx am Fujian", "xxx your mother" etc.
After assaulting random people on the streets on 5 August, the Fujian Gang went into hiding in the headquarters of The Hong Kong's First Youth Volunteer Society. One of the Society's board members Qiu Zongyuan was then seen waving a cleaver on the site.
#FreeHK
#HKPolice
#InternationalDayofDemocracy
Reference: Apple Daily,
https://hk.news.appledaily.com/breaking/realtime/article/20190906/60013016?utm_campaign=hkad_social_applecitycrime&utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook&utm_content=extra_link
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Helmets Revealed Police Disguised as Protesters again?
Follow up of 9.23 Clash outside the Prince Edward Station
When dispersing the crowd mourning the suspected deaths outside the Prince Edward MTR Station, police were seen wearing helmets marked with a black bauhinia symbol, an icon widely circulated among the protesters.
The same type of helmet was used by the police "raptor" squad and seen used by a number of protesters. The sighting alarmed USP reporter of the recent cases of police infiltration among the protesters.
USP reporter located a similar model of the helmet on the Internet (https://www.teamwendy.com/products/helmets-accessories/helmets/exfil-ltp).
A touch fastener is found at the spot of the black bauhinia label, which actually allows the easy attachment and removal of any label.
Source: / Kaiser @ USP United Social Press 社媒
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Follow up of 9.23 Clash outside the Prince Edward Station
When dispersing the crowd mourning the suspected deaths outside the Prince Edward MTR Station, police were seen wearing helmets marked with a black bauhinia symbol, an icon widely circulated among the protesters.
The same type of helmet was used by the police "raptor" squad and seen used by a number of protesters. The sighting alarmed USP reporter of the recent cases of police infiltration among the protesters.
USP reporter located a similar model of the helmet on the Internet (https://www.teamwendy.com/products/helmets-accessories/helmets/exfil-ltp).
A touch fastener is found at the spot of the black bauhinia label, which actually allows the easy attachment and removal of any label.
Source: / Kaiser @ USP United Social Press 社媒
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25 September
Around 1am, a team of riot police was suddenly deployed from Mong Kok Police Station. On Nathan Road, they pressed several people on the ground. Police also used their batons. In the end, at least ten people were arrested, handcuffed and brought to police vehicle.
Having witnessed the process, passers-by argued with the police.
Source Cable TV news
Video: 寶寶 channel
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Around 1am, a team of riot police was suddenly deployed from Mong Kok Police Station. On Nathan Road, they pressed several people on the ground. Police also used their batons. In the end, at least ten people were arrested, handcuffed and brought to police vehicle.
Having witnessed the process, passers-by argued with the police.
Source Cable TV news
Video: 寶寶 channel
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Oct 14 The Rally for Hong Kong Human Rights and Democracy Act
How Hong Kong Police Define "Protestors" and "Unlawful Assembly"
At around 22:31 at Central Ferry Pier, police warned people awaiting for the ferry, "People who are waiting for the ferry are protestors, therefore they are participating in an unlawful assembly."
The blue flag was raised shortly after.
Source: Facebook live update
#PoliceState #HKPolice
How Hong Kong Police Define "Protestors" and "Unlawful Assembly"
At around 22:31 at Central Ferry Pier, police warned people awaiting for the ferry, "People who are waiting for the ferry are protestors, therefore they are participating in an unlawful assembly."
The blue flag was raised shortly after.
Source: Facebook live update
#PoliceState #HKPolice
Oct 14 The Rally for Hong Kong Human Rights and Democracy Act
Disruption Caused by the Police
Despite the Peaceful Rally
Watch the video.
At 23:15, in Central a police van stopped at the middle of the road, causing great disruption to traffic, while it was originally leaving Central.
Source : Stand News https://www.facebook.com/standnewshk/videos/2727018197328980/
==============
The Rally At A Glance:
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/8391
Police Operations At A Glance:
[First Hand Video] Police Made Brutal Arrest
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/8379
[Close-up Video] Police Made Brutal Arrest
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/8385
[First Hand Video] Riot Police Charged in Hong Kong Station
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/8380
Police Set Up Cordon before the Letter of No Objection Expires
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/8384
Arrest Made Without Explanation
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/8387?single
How Hong Kong Police Define "Protestors" and "Unlawful Assembly"
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/8386
#PoliceState #HKPolice #FreeHK #HumanRightsAct #US
Disruption Caused by the Police
Despite the Peaceful Rally
Watch the video.
At 23:15, in Central a police van stopped at the middle of the road, causing great disruption to traffic, while it was originally leaving Central.
Source : Stand News https://www.facebook.com/standnewshk/videos/2727018197328980/
==============
The Rally At A Glance:
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/8391
Police Operations At A Glance:
[First Hand Video] Police Made Brutal Arrest
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/8379
[Close-up Video] Police Made Brutal Arrest
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/8385
[First Hand Video] Riot Police Charged in Hong Kong Station
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/8380
Police Set Up Cordon before the Letter of No Objection Expires
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/8384
Arrest Made Without Explanation
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/8387?single
How Hong Kong Police Define "Protestors" and "Unlawful Assembly"
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/8386
#PoliceState #HKPolice #FreeHK #HumanRightsAct #US
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Oct 14 The Rally for Hong Kong Human Rights and Democracy Act
Disruption Caused by the Police
Despite the Peaceful Rally
Watch the video.
At 23:15, in Central a police van stopped at the middle of the road, causing great disruption to traffic, while it was originally leaving Central.
Source : Stand News https://www.facebook.com/standnewshk/videos/2727018197328980/
==============
The Rally At A Glance:
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/8391
Police Operations At A Glance:
[First Hand Video] Police Made Brutal Arrest
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/8379
[Close-up Video] Police Made Brutal Arrest
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/8385
[First Hand Video] Riot Police Charged in Hong Kong Station
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/8380
Police Set Up Cordon before the Letter of No Objection Expires
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/8384
Arrest Made Without Explanation
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/8387?single
How Hong Kong Police Define "Protestors" and "Unlawful Assembly"
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/8386
#PoliceState #HKPolice #FreeHK #HumanRightsAct #US
Disruption Caused by the Police
Despite the Peaceful Rally
Watch the video.
At 23:15, in Central a police van stopped at the middle of the road, causing great disruption to traffic, while it was originally leaving Central.
Source : Stand News https://www.facebook.com/standnewshk/videos/2727018197328980/
==============
The Rally At A Glance:
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/8391
Police Operations At A Glance:
[First Hand Video] Police Made Brutal Arrest
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/8379
[Close-up Video] Police Made Brutal Arrest
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/8385
[First Hand Video] Riot Police Charged in Hong Kong Station
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/8380
Police Set Up Cordon before the Letter of No Objection Expires
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/8384
Arrest Made Without Explanation
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/8387?single
How Hong Kong Police Define "Protestors" and "Unlawful Assembly"
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/8386
#PoliceState #HKPolice #FreeHK #HumanRightsAct #US
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New Evidence: Police Could Hardly Shoot the Kowloon Mosque 'By Mistake'
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/9246
[Video] Police Aggressively Assaulted an Arrestee on Oct 27
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/9253
#PoliceState #PoliceLies #HKPolice
New Evidence: Police Could Hardly Shoot the Kowloon Mosque 'By Mistake'
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/9246
[Video] Police Aggressively Assaulted an Arrestee on Oct 27
https://t.me/guardiansofhongkong/9253
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Facing Police Complaint, News Editor said "Justice is ever present in the hearts of Men"
While the pro-democracy protests enter the fifth month in Hong Kong, Police hinder journalists from reporting and even assault and arrest journalists. On November 4, six journalists, including Stand News, wore helmets with the signs: “Investigate Police Brutality, Stop Lying” at the Police Press Conference. The Police ended the press conference prematurely.
The Police Public Relations Branch issued letters to news outlets on behalf of the Commissioner of Police Stephen Lo Wai-chung, stating that the journalists had affected other journalists' "right of investigation" and prevented the public fron recieving "important information' from the Police. The letter also stated that "the Police found the incident highly regretable, and thus wrote a letter to express their dissatisfaction towards the incident."
Stand News Chief Editor responds, "Justice is ever-present in the hearts of Men."
Source: Stand News, Nov 6
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While the pro-democracy protests enter the fifth month in Hong Kong, Police hinder journalists from reporting and even assault and arrest journalists. On November 4, six journalists, including Stand News, wore helmets with the signs: “Investigate Police Brutality, Stop Lying” at the Police Press Conference. The Police ended the press conference prematurely.
The Police Public Relations Branch issued letters to news outlets on behalf of the Commissioner of Police Stephen Lo Wai-chung, stating that the journalists had affected other journalists' "right of investigation" and prevented the public fron recieving "important information' from the Police. The letter also stated that "the Police found the incident highly regretable, and thus wrote a letter to express their dissatisfaction towards the incident."
Stand News Chief Editor responds, "Justice is ever-present in the hearts of Men."
Source: Stand News, Nov 6
#HKPolice