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#FirstHand #Dec31
Shop With You in Tsim Sha Tsui Failed As Raptor Squads Surround Mall
2040 | Harbour City, Tsim Sha Tsui
Over 80 members of the Raptor Squad stormed into Harbour City after the alarm rang twice. Meanwhile, riot police continued guard the entrances of the mall.
The Raptor Squads were split up into details of 20 personnels, patrolling the area surrounding Canton Road.
Source: First hand
Shop With You in Tsim Sha Tsui Failed As Raptor Squads Surround Mall
2040 | Harbour City, Tsim Sha Tsui
Over 80 members of the Raptor Squad stormed into Harbour City after the alarm rang twice. Meanwhile, riot police continued guard the entrances of the mall.
The Raptor Squads were split up into details of 20 personnels, patrolling the area surrounding Canton Road.
Source: First hand
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Human Chain in Hong Kong on New Year's Eve
In Tsim Sha Tsui, citizens chanted slogans while forming a human chain. Especially during the Light Show arranged by the Tourism Board at 8pm, citizens shouted "Liberate Hong Kong, Revolution of Our Times" and "Stand With Hong Kong" in response.
At the scene, a bag of red dates passed to the hands of the human chain participants in Tsim Sha Tsui was said to have come from Tsuen Wan (almost another end of the metro line).
Photo / ST Hui and Kaiser @ USP United Social Press
#Dec31 #NewYearsEve
In Tsim Sha Tsui, citizens chanted slogans while forming a human chain. Especially during the Light Show arranged by the Tourism Board at 8pm, citizens shouted "Liberate Hong Kong, Revolution of Our Times" and "Stand With Hong Kong" in response.
At the scene, a bag of red dates passed to the hands of the human chain participants in Tsim Sha Tsui was said to have come from Tsuen Wan (almost another end of the metro line).
Photo / ST Hui and Kaiser @ USP United Social Press
#Dec31 #NewYearsEve
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#FirstHand #Dec31
Human chain in Tsim Sha Tsui: "See you in the harbourfront at midnight!" and "See you in Victoria Park on Jan 1!"
2111 Tsim Sha Tsui
After the forming the human chain, citizens continued to chant slogans like "Hong Kongers, Revenge!" "Five Demands Not One Less" and "Liberate Hong Kong, Revolution of Our Times" as they gradually reintegrated into a moving crowd.
Human chain in Tsim Sha Tsui: "See you in the harbourfront at midnight!" and "See you in Victoria Park on Jan 1!"
2111 Tsim Sha Tsui
After the forming the human chain, citizens continued to chant slogans like "Hong Kongers, Revenge!" "Five Demands Not One Less" and "Liberate Hong Kong, Revolution of Our Times" as they gradually reintegrated into a moving crowd.
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Carrie Lam Backing the Police: Citizens and the International Community will One Day Realize How Excellent the Hong Kong Police Force is
On New Year's Eve, Hong Kong Chief Executive Carrie Lam visited the Police Headquarters in Wanchai. She looked at how the police force provided meals for frontline officers.
Lam pointed out the backing of the authorities' behind the Hong Kong Police Force. She also claimed the people of Hong Kong and the international community would one day realize how excellent the Hong Kong Police Force was. She described the Police Force as the "biggest asset" of the Hong Kong Government.
Source: RTHK; HK01 #Dec31
#PoliceState #HongKong #CarrieLam
On New Year's Eve, Hong Kong Chief Executive Carrie Lam visited the Police Headquarters in Wanchai. She looked at how the police force provided meals for frontline officers.
Lam pointed out the backing of the authorities' behind the Hong Kong Police Force. She also claimed the people of Hong Kong and the international community would one day realize how excellent the Hong Kong Police Force was. She described the Police Force as the "biggest asset" of the Hong Kong Government.
Source: RTHK; HK01 #Dec31
#PoliceState #HongKong #CarrieLam
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Police Clash With Elderly and Visually Impaired Lawyer Activist at Prince Edward
2231 Nathan Road, Argyle Street
Raptor Squad threatened to arrest the elderly man at the scene before retreating. At the same time the police also accused the reporters of 'obstructing police work' repeatedly and shoved them.
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Visually impairwd lawyer activist Ms.Luk was surrounded by a large group of police.
2236 Mong Kok Police Station
Police took Ms. Luk to the police station claiming to inspect her belongings.
Source: Apple Daily #Dec31
2231 Nathan Road, Argyle Street
Raptor Squad threatened to arrest the elderly man at the scene before retreating. At the same time the police also accused the reporters of 'obstructing police work' repeatedly and shoved them.
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Visually impairwd lawyer activist Ms.Luk was surrounded by a large group of police.
2236 Mong Kok Police Station
Police took Ms. Luk to the police station claiming to inspect her belongings.
Source: Apple Daily #Dec31
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#PoliceState #Solidarity
HK Police Warns Family and Journalists of Gathering Ban Violation
20-year-old Hongkonger Chan Yi Chun, Zero had been charged with attacking police officers and aiding the escape of three protesters in a police-civilian cinflict on 15 Septermber, 2019 in North Point, Hong Kong. He is nicknamed "Brother Ngok" for wearing a pullover with the character "Ngok" written on it and many netizens have expressed respect for his bravery. In a widely circulated video, Chan was seen returning to aid three civilians and was injured by the police baton himself.
Chan was released from jail on December 31, 2020, with welcome from his parents and girlfriend. His mother held his hands tightly. After his thanks for the work of journalists, he looked relaxed and left by a car.
While the group was waiting for Chan, they were warned by police officers to practise social distancing measures. Otherwise they will be fined by violating the social gathering ban. Chan's mother told the police that she just wanted to pick up his son. Apart from the warning, PPRB officers also marked down the HKIDs of the journalists there.
Source: Stand News #Dec31
#ChanYiChun #BrotherNgok
HK Police Warns Family and Journalists of Gathering Ban Violation
20-year-old Hongkonger Chan Yi Chun, Zero had been charged with attacking police officers and aiding the escape of three protesters in a police-civilian cinflict on 15 Septermber, 2019 in North Point, Hong Kong. He is nicknamed "Brother Ngok" for wearing a pullover with the character "Ngok" written on it and many netizens have expressed respect for his bravery. In a widely circulated video, Chan was seen returning to aid three civilians and was injured by the police baton himself.
Chan was released from jail on December 31, 2020, with welcome from his parents and girlfriend. His mother held his hands tightly. After his thanks for the work of journalists, he looked relaxed and left by a car.
While the group was waiting for Chan, they were warned by police officers to practise social distancing measures. Otherwise they will be fined by violating the social gathering ban. Chan's mother told the police that she just wanted to pick up his son. Apart from the warning, PPRB officers also marked down the HKIDs of the journalists there.
Source: Stand News #Dec31
#ChanYiChun #BrotherNgok