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Police Commissioner: Saying "Police Beating People to Death" is an Attempt to Violate National Security

Hong Kong police commissioner Chris Tang spoke on TV on the eve of the year-mark of 8.31 Prince Edward Station Attack. Tang tied Hongkongers' concern over the police use of excessive force to a national security issue. Concerning the circulation of the saying of "police beating people to death", Tang described it as a "violation of national security".

According to a survey conducted by Hong Kong Public Opinion Research Institute (#HKPORI) last year, nearly half (47.5%) of the respondents agree with the statement that "police have committed murder at the Prince Edward station on 31 August 2019".

Source: Stand News #Aug31
https://bit.ly/2EGwaPt
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Carrie Lam Denies Separation of Powers in Hong Kong: "Power is Authorized by Beijing and Executed by the Chief Executive"

Source: InMedia; Stand News #Sept1

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https://publielectoral.lat/guardiansofhongkong/24817
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Hong Kong Government Propagates China's Interpretation of the "Three Powers" and Erases Past Sayings

Source: Apple Daily; Stand News #Sept1

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https://publielectoral.lat/guardiansofhongkong/24819
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Hong Kong Court Sentences Parentless Autistic Man with Mild Mental Deficiency to 3 Years in Prison

A 38-year-old truck driver with mild mental disability and autism pointed a toy gun at a police vehicle last September.

After being arrested, police found a scalpel and other items in his possession. Under police warning, he confessed that, “I want the police to pay back what they have done to the pro-democracy protesters.”

The driver earlier pleaded guilty to possession of imitation firearms, possession of offensive weapons in public places, and dangerous driving.

The judge said that it was not a crime to feel resented by police brutality. However, seeking revenge by pointing a toy gun at the police vehicle is a crime.

The court sentenced the man, who has been living on his own after the death of his two parents, to 3 years imprisonment.

Source: InMedia #Sept1
https://bit.ly/3bgrw6x

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The Diocese Calls a Halt on Justice and Peace Commission of the Hong Kong Catholic Diocese Crowdfunding for Apple Daily Advertisement

Source: Stand News #Aug29

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Hong Kong Protests
A 26-yrs-old were charged assaulting police officer (Dec 24, 2019 in Tsim Sha Tsui).
Judiciary has agreed to withdraw the charge.

There is no evidence to show that it was the defendant who kicked an officer.
Video showed the defendant lost balance and grabbed an officer (plain-cloth), the defendant was behind a column and did not witness the chaos.
Source: @youarenotalonehk_live
Hong Kong Protests
A 17-yrs-old was charged with displaying posters without permission (Apr 30, 2020 in Tseung Kwan O).

Judiciary has agreed to drop the charge, the defendant has to sign a probation order of 24 months and pay for $300 court costs.
Source: @youarenotalonehk_live
Hong Kong Protests
A 20-yrs-old were arrested for damaging (kicking) a banner of pro-beijing political party, and intended to bite the pro-beijing volunteer when the volunteer tackled him.

Judiciary has agreed to drop the charges, the defendant has to sign a probation order of 12 months and pay for $500 court costs.
Source: @youarenotalonehk_live
Hong Kong Protests
A 18-yrs-old plead guilty for Fighting in a public place (intended to grab the phone another man and intended to kick the man on Oct 18, 2019 in Ngau Tau Kok), sentenced to 12 months probation order.
Source: @youarenotalonehk_live
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Hong Kong Protests
A 20-yrs-old found guilty for assaulting police officer and obstruction in public place (Nov 11, 2019 in Tai Po), sentenced to 2 months imprisonment.

Awaiting appeal on bail is allowed.
Source: @youarenotalonehk_live
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