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#MongKok A video showing the moment the protester fell in Mong Kok on Changsha St and Portland St
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Police released a statement earlier today claiming the 16 year old boy fell from the building because he was drunk.
Source: NOW TV
https://news.now.com/home/local/player?newsId=374526
Police released a statement earlier today claiming the 16 year old boy fell from the building because he was drunk.
Source: NOW TV
https://news.now.com/home/local/player?newsId=374526
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旺角青年墮樓案 傷者自稱醉酒仆傷
【Now新聞台】旺角凌晨持續衝突期間，一名青年懷疑被追捕時從高處墮樓。警方其後表示，傷者因醉酒仆倒受傷，改列有人意外受傷處理。
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We have also received many reports of eyewitness accounts that claim the police forced the 16 year old boy to jump/fall from the second story of the building in Mong Kok. Afterwards, the police tried to stop first aiders from treating the victim.
We have also received many reports of eyewitness accounts that claim the police forced the 16 year old boy to jump/fall from the second story of the building in Mong Kok. Afterwards, the police tried to stop first aiders from treating the victim.
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Bloomberg filmed the police hitting civilians in Harbour City shopping mall in Tsim Sha Tsui on Dec 24.
Source:
https://twitter.com/QuickTake/status/1209452516926279680?s=09
Bloomberg filmed the police hitting civilians in Harbour City shopping mall in Tsim Sha Tsui on Dec 24.
Source:
https://twitter.com/QuickTake/status/1209452516926279680?s=09
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In Hong Kong crackdown, police repeatedly broke their own rules — and faced no consequences
By the Washington Post
"A review of more than 100 pages of police guidelines and training manuals obtained by The Washington Post details these protocols surrounding use of force. The guidelines, however, were often ignored by police, who have misused chemical agents and used excessive force against protesters not resisting, according to experts in policing who examined dozens of incidents in consultation with Post journalists and in comparison with the police protocols."
https://www.washingtonpost.com/graphics/2019/world/hong-kong-protests-excessive-force/?fbclid=IwAR2WsYiVKFuWI6DBppJvhNzQpgDZaTDSOcsTmnKp5BwtSXfyQf0Q7QShPc0
In Hong Kong crackdown, police repeatedly broke their own rules — and faced no consequences
By the Washington Post
"A review of more than 100 pages of police guidelines and training manuals obtained by The Washington Post details these protocols surrounding use of force. The guidelines, however, were often ignored by police, who have misused chemical agents and used excessive force against protesters not resisting, according to experts in policing who examined dozens of incidents in consultation with Post journalists and in comparison with the police protocols."
https://www.washingtonpost.com/graphics/2019/world/hong-kong-protests-excessive-force/?fbclid=IwAR2WsYiVKFuWI6DBppJvhNzQpgDZaTDSOcsTmnKp5BwtSXfyQf0Q7QShPc0
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It is reported that HSBC has held up HKD 50 million of a crowd funding account 星火同盟 (Spark Alliance) per police request.
Source: Apple Daily
https://hk.finance.appledaily.com/finance/realtime/article/20191225/60415334
It is reported that HSBC has held up HKD 50 million of a crowd funding account 星火同盟 (Spark Alliance) per police request.
Source: Apple Daily
https://hk.finance.appledaily.com/finance/realtime/article/20191225/60415334
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Regarding the problem with non-uniformed police officers not identifying themselves as police and accused of provoking protesters, the Hong Kong Police Force made this statement:
"’If some shouting protesters or some people with other motives, hope to obstruct our colleagues' work by requesting officers to show their warrant cards, or if we feel it's an unreasonable request, then we'll of course concentrate on handling the arrestees first,’ he said.”
Source: https://news.rthk.hk/rthk/en/component/k2/1500193-20191230.htm
Regarding the problem with non-uniformed police officers not identifying themselves as police and accused of provoking protesters, the Hong Kong Police Force made this statement:
"’If some shouting protesters or some people with other motives, hope to obstruct our colleagues' work by requesting officers to show their warrant cards, or if we feel it's an unreasonable request, then we'll of course concentrate on handling the arrestees first,’ he said.”
Source: https://news.rthk.hk/rthk/en/component/k2/1500193-20191230.htm
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'The public face of the Hong Kong police force, senior superintendent Kong Wing-cheung, says the vicious July 21 attack in Yuen Long, which left dozens of people in hospital, was caused by "a group of people leading protesters" to the area, RTHK reports.'
'The indiscriminate violence inflicted by a large gang of men wearing white T-shirts at the area's MTR station shocked not just the city, but many across the world. The attack was widely regarded as one of the worst events of the months of unrest.'
http://www.thestandard.com.hk/breaking-news.php?id=139191&story_id=139191&d_str=20191230&sid=4
'The public face of the Hong Kong police force, senior superintendent Kong Wing-cheung, says the vicious July 21 attack in Yuen Long, which left dozens of people in hospital, was caused by "a group of people leading protesters" to the area, RTHK reports.'
'The indiscriminate violence inflicted by a large gang of men wearing white T-shirts at the area's MTR station shocked not just the city, but many across the world. The attack was widely regarded as one of the worst events of the months of unrest.'
http://www.thestandard.com.hk/breaking-news.php?id=139191&story_id=139191&d_str=20191230&sid=4
The Standard
Police spokesman Kong Wing-cheung blames protesters for Yuen Long mob attack
The public face of the Hong Kong police force, senior superintendent Kong Wing-cheung, says the vicious July 21 attack in Yuen Long, which left dozens of people in hospital, was caused by "a grou...
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Hong Kong Congressman (Legislative council member) Ted Hui’s goggles repeatedly removed forcibly by a police officer before he sprayed Hui in the face with pepper spray
Hong Kong Congressman (Legislative council member) Ted Hui’s goggles repeatedly removed forcibly by a police officer before he sprayed Hui in the face with pepper spray