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Police Arrests 2 Civilians from a Pro-democracy Restaurant and Another Civilian Wearing the “Liberate Hong Kong" Flag
At around 10 pm on Dec 4, 2020, a large number of police raided a pro-democracy "yellow" restaurant “Jie Genge” suddenly for three hours. After that, police officers took away some "evidence" and arrested two civilians.
According to different sources including Apple Daily and online media Benyuentertain, “PolyU cook” Sze King-hin, who was wearing the flag reading “Liberate Hong Kong Revolution of our times” was also arrested by the police at midnight outside the restaurant.
Yau Tsim Mong District Councillor Derek Chu Kong-Wai mentioned in his Facebook on this morning of December 5, 2020 that two civilians who were charged with "possession of an instrument fit for an unlawful purpose" were released on bail.
In the afternoon, police stated that police had anti-crime action between December 3 and 4 to patrol shops, restaurants and bars on the street and upstairs in Mong Kong.
During the patrol, in a restaurant located in Portland Street, police officers found one suspected extendable batons, fifteen helmets, one shield, fifteen gas masks, two reflective vests, three goggles and some banners.
After investigation, a 25-year-old man surnamed Shum and a 29-year-old man surnamed Wong were arrested with the suspicious of “possession of a banned weapon and an instrument fit for an unlawful purpose”.
The case is now investigated by Mong Kong District Investigation Sixth Team. Two of them are released on bail, and they are requested to report to the police in Jan 2021.
Source: Apple Daily #Dec5
#PoliceState #YellowShop
Police Arrests 2 Civilians from a Pro-democracy Restaurant and Another Civilian Wearing the “Liberate Hong Kong" Flag
At around 10 pm on Dec 4, 2020, a large number of police raided a pro-democracy "yellow" restaurant “Jie Genge” suddenly for three hours. After that, police officers took away some "evidence" and arrested two civilians.
According to different sources including Apple Daily and online media Benyuentertain, “PolyU cook” Sze King-hin, who was wearing the flag reading “Liberate Hong Kong Revolution of our times” was also arrested by the police at midnight outside the restaurant.
Yau Tsim Mong District Councillor Derek Chu Kong-Wai mentioned in his Facebook on this morning of December 5, 2020 that two civilians who were charged with "possession of an instrument fit for an unlawful purpose" were released on bail.
In the afternoon, police stated that police had anti-crime action between December 3 and 4 to patrol shops, restaurants and bars on the street and upstairs in Mong Kong.
During the patrol, in a restaurant located in Portland Street, police officers found one suspected extendable batons, fifteen helmets, one shield, fifteen gas masks, two reflective vests, three goggles and some banners.
After investigation, a 25-year-old man surnamed Shum and a 29-year-old man surnamed Wong were arrested with the suspicious of “possession of a banned weapon and an instrument fit for an unlawful purpose”.
The case is now investigated by Mong Kong District Investigation Sixth Team. Two of them are released on bail, and they are requested to report to the police in Jan 2021.
Source: Apple Daily #Dec5
#PoliceState #YellowShop
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Ex-pilot Jeremy Tam started his career in the beverage industry and opened a new restaurant, “Three Meals In A Day”. A simple grand opening was held today. Many civilians were here for a celebration; also, a lot of media were reporting and having live broadcast.
The grand opening would be last to 6pm today and two today’s special were offered. They were “Back to the Sideroad” and a dessert of Almond Paste which can be called as “View at footpath” in Cantonese. All income today would be donated to 612 Humanitarian Relief Fund. Please support and help to share this message.
#JeremyTam #HongKong #612HumanitarianRelief #YellowShop
The grand opening would be last to 6pm today and two today’s special were offered. They were “Back to the Sideroad” and a dessert of Almond Paste which can be called as “View at footpath” in Cantonese. All income today would be donated to 612 Humanitarian Relief Fund. Please support and help to share this message.
#JeremyTam #HongKong #612HumanitarianRelief #YellowShop