[Oct 31: Two months after the Police Indiscriminate Attack at Prince Edward Station on Aug 31]

Police Officers desecrate the memorial hall set up for the deceased and victims of police brutality next to Prince Edward Station.

#831PrinceEdward #Oct31

Naked Female Corpse Found On Kwai Chung Building Platform

[Editor's note: Since deaths were suspected during police attack on civilians at the Prince Edward Station on August 31, citizens have been alarmed by the discovery of bodies in the city. In October, the discovery of 15-year-old Chan Yin-lam, naked when found in the water, had raised concerns across the territory, as the police claimed the case as "unsuspicious".]

A fully naked, middle-aged woman was found by residents on Kwai Wo Building’s platform at 7:39 am in the morning of December 18. EMTs and firemen at the scene confirmed the woman’s death. The scene is currently on lockdown by the police for further investigation.

Kwai Wo Building has 19 floors, and the woman was found on a platform on the 5th floor. Investigations are ongoing to identify the woman and to determine the cause of her death.

#Death #831PrinceEdward #Suicides #ChanYinLam

District Councilor: Police are Abusing Anti-Crowding Laws to Arrest Citizens and Impose Political Pressure

2314 Prince Edward
District Councilor Chan Po-ming states that he went to the vigil alone and did not know nearby citizens. However, while being searched by the police, he was asked if he was gathering with four other nearby citizens. He noted that these types of events kept happening, and it is unacceptable that the anti-epidemic policy is being used as a political pressure tool.

Source: Apple Daily #Mar31
#DistrictCouncil #831PrinceEdward #AntiEpidemic

#FirstHand #Apr30
Protest Slogans Sounded Again in Shopping Mall in Hong Kong

1917 | Tin Shui Wai
While shoppers chanted protest slogans near Kingswood Ginza, significant police reinforcements have arrived.

PTU officers might use the gathering ban to disperse and issue fines against citizens.

#831PrinceEdward #Tinshuiwai

#IPCC Police Review Report Criticised for Being False and Biased

IPCC published its report on the anti-ELAB movement. Yuen Long District Councillor Tommy Cheung commented on the report on 17 May during RTHK’s City Forum program. Cheung said that he did not expect anything from the report: “you can’t be disappointed when you don’t have any expectation, but this report still blew our minds.”

He pointed out that the “facts” in the report were partial. In one instance, the report cited fake news and a fake poster calling for protest in Yuen Long on July 22, 2019 from Chinese social media, Weibo. Though it was known to be fake, the report still claimed that it was from LIHKG forum.

Cheung criticised IPCC for failing to verify its source and questioned the credibility of the report. IPCC council member Chan Kam-wing admitted that they “did not investigate”.

Cheung also indicated that the report reduced the July 21 incident into a “conflict between the black-clad and the white-clad". In reality, the white-clad gangsters did not just attack black-clad citizens, but also train passengers and passersby including a pregnant lady.

Moreover, the report justified the police’s claims such as “I can’t read the watch” and “I can’t see any weapon” as a “public relations” problem. Cheung showed that the report was biased towards the police: For instance, it was mentioned that someone tried to “freeze” the 999 call center, but in reality, they were citizens who tried to seek help.

Former Student Union President of the Education University Leung Yiu-ting, who was arrested during the 8.31 Prince Edward station incident, questioned why the police never seek information from witnesses. This contradicts the police saying that they want to investigate.

Source: Stand News #May17 #PoliceBrutality #HongKongPolice #721YuenLong #831PrinceEdward

#831PrinceEdward
9th Mensiversary of 831 Terror: Riot police put orange tape on their shoulder for reasons still unclear

Nine months ago, at the Prince Edward subway station, large groups of pro-democracy protesters on their way home were brutally attacked and arrested by riot police. Since then, citizens went to the station on the last day of the month to mourn by laying white flowers for the victims of police brutality.

Late afternoon today (May 31), riot police were sighted at B1 exit of the subway station to remove white flowers laid down by citizens. Instead of using the orange tape for cordon lines, some officers pinned it onto the shoulder area of their uniform, citizens suspected that it is for covering up their ID number, but operation callsigns could still be seen on their uniform.

Source: Stand News #May31
#PoliceState #HongKongPolice

#FirstHand #Remembrance

2114 | #AlliedPlaza, #PrinceEdward
Nearby Allied Plaza on Nathan Road, a large troop of riot police, armed with guns and shields on their hands, arrived on the scene for reasons unknown.

#May31 #PoliceState #PoliceBrutality #FailedState #831PrinceEdward

#831PrinceEdward
Citizens chant “Liberate Hong Kong, Revolution of our Times.” Police hoisted purple flag warning of the violation of National Security Law

2009 | Prince Edward
Today marks one year after 831 Attack at Prince Edward station. Many civilians came and offered flowers outside the station. At around 20:00, some civilians chanted slogans like “Liberate Hong Kong, Revolution of our Times” and “Hong Kong Independence is the only way". Police hoisted a purple flag and warned civilians might violate the National Security Law.

Source: Stand News #Aug31
#NationalSecurityLaw #PoliceState

#831PrinceEdward #PoliceState

Footage of the Pregnant Woman's Injury

Source: Studio Incendio