Police arrested few youngsters in few districts this week at late night time, suspected to be putting up posters on Lennon Walls. Police arrested them and charged them with Vandalism, usually release them on bail after more than 10 hrs.
Districts e.g. Tin Shui Wai, Tsuen Wan, Shatin and more
Districts e.g. Tin Shui Wai, Tsuen Wan, Shatin and more
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[Oct 26: Sit-in in Yuen Long and Police Crackdown]
In the video, police jumped on a man, facing the ground, who was tied up by the police.
Source: Apple Daily
In the video, police jumped on a man, facing the ground, who was tied up by the police.
Source: Apple Daily
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[Oct 26: Police Multi-District Crackdown on Lennon Wall]
Police Made Arrest in Shatin and Closed the Lennon Tunnel in Kwun Tong
In Shatin at 23:45, police arrested at least 2 men and 1 woman in Shatin Park allegedly for posting posters and art works related to the movement near Shing Mun River.
Onlookers said at least 4 to 5 young people were arrested. Onlookers tried to intervene by asking the police for the reason of their arrests, but their own personal details were then checked by the police.
After midnight, riot police closed down a pedestrian tunnel in Kwun Tong where a Lennon Wall is located. Police at the site refused to disclose the cause.
More than one hour later, police brought out bags of evidence including some buckets of glue. When the reporter approached a plain-clothed officer for question, the officer covered and masked his face immediately.
Source: Stand News, Oct 27
2 people were taken away near Ngau Tau Kok Lennon Wall:
https://publielectoral.lat/guardiansofhongkong/9108
Police Made Arrest in Shatin and Closed the Lennon Tunnel in Kwun Tong
In Shatin at 23:45, police arrested at least 2 men and 1 woman in Shatin Park allegedly for posting posters and art works related to the movement near Shing Mun River.
Onlookers said at least 4 to 5 young people were arrested. Onlookers tried to intervene by asking the police for the reason of their arrests, but their own personal details were then checked by the police.
After midnight, riot police closed down a pedestrian tunnel in Kwun Tong where a Lennon Wall is located. Police at the site refused to disclose the cause.
More than one hour later, police brought out bags of evidence including some buckets of glue. When the reporter approached a plain-clothed officer for question, the officer covered and masked his face immediately.
Source: Stand News, Oct 27
2 people were taken away near Ngau Tau Kok Lennon Wall:
https://publielectoral.lat/guardiansofhongkong/9108
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Broken bones, blisters and bruises: Hong Kong underground clinic volunteers grapple with influx of protest injuries
https://www.hongkongfp.com/2019/10/27/broken-bones-blisters-bruises-hong-kong-underground-clinic-volunteers-grapple-influx-protest-injuries/
https://www.hongkongfp.com/2019/10/27/broken-bones-blisters-bruises-hong-kong-underground-clinic-volunteers-grapple-influx-protest-injuries/
Hong Kong Free Press HKFP
Broken bones, blisters and bruises: Hong Kong underground clinic volunteers grapple with influx of protest injuries
For two medical volunteers at an underground clinic in Hong Kong, their work is symptomatic of a wider rift in society. Hui and Mo (not their real names) have seen the darker side of the city’s fiv…
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[Recap of Oct 26: Yuen Long Sit-In]
Police Fired Tear Gas at Citizens Who Helped Out a Stuck Car
A sit-in was mobilized in Yuen Long during the evening of October 26, in protest of the absence of the police during the Triad attack on citizens on July 21. Similar to October 21 but unlike July 21, police were quickly deployed in the area. Citizens were cornered and stop-searched. Some were subdued and arrested.
(More details: https://publielectoral.lat/guardiansofhongkong/9084?single)
After midnight, police fired tear gas and arrested more.
(More Details: https://publielectoral.lat/guardiansofhongkong/9094?single)
During the evening, a private car accidentally was stuck at the roadblock located on Castle Peak Road in Yuen Long. Citizens at the scene immediately reached out to help clear debris caught in the tyres and the car managed to leave.
Riot police then arrived at the scene and fired tear gas at the crowd who helped the car leave.
Source: Kaiser@United Social Press
Police Fired Tear Gas at Citizens Who Helped Out a Stuck Car
A sit-in was mobilized in Yuen Long during the evening of October 26, in protest of the absence of the police during the Triad attack on citizens on July 21. Similar to October 21 but unlike July 21, police were quickly deployed in the area. Citizens were cornered and stop-searched. Some were subdued and arrested.
(More details: https://publielectoral.lat/guardiansofhongkong/9084?single)
After midnight, police fired tear gas and arrested more.
(More Details: https://publielectoral.lat/guardiansofhongkong/9094?single)
During the evening, a private car accidentally was stuck at the roadblock located on Castle Peak Road in Yuen Long. Citizens at the scene immediately reached out to help clear debris caught in the tyres and the car managed to leave.
Riot police then arrived at the scene and fired tear gas at the crowd who helped the car leave.
Source: Kaiser@United Social Press
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