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After the demonstration on 21st July, there were a bunch of men in white, believe to be gangsters, walking around in Yuen Long and beating up everyone whom they believe to had joined the rally earlier today. They had weapons and even enter the platform of the railway to attack people.

People called emergency hotline, the response is 'Don't go out if you're scared.' Then they were hanged up. Yuen Long Police Station was shut down, clips showing that patrolling police ignored the gangsters' attacking citizens.

The police had been complained before for use of excessive force, many believe they are ignoring the gangsters on purpose.

On 13th Nov 2019 evening, this police officer got off a van and lunged at a passer-by from behind without warning or explanation. He was not resisting in the video. Police asked him to stay still. He immediately replied “I’m not moving. Not moving.” Other police demanded reporters to step back. Source: Shuo Online

This is NOT your average laser show.

Hongkong people gather outside the Space Museum to protest against the arrest of the president of the Baptist University student union, Keith Fong. He was found in possession of laser pointers and was being charged for possession of offensive weapons.

YES, the cops refer the laser pointer as 'laser gun' and said those are offensive weapons. The day after the arrest, the police used one of the pointers they've got from Fong (yes, they contaminated the evidence) in press conference, to demonstrate that the laser pen can burn paper, claiming they can also caused damage to the eyes.

Hundreds of Hongkongers gathered outside the Space Museum, many of them came with laser pen, instead of the usual slogans chanting and banners holding, the crowd pointing their laser pen at the wall of the museum, trees and even cigarette, mocking the police's demonstration.

The police had been surrounded the Polytechnic University for 2 days, some of the student's parents started a sit-in to support the students, later more and more people join in.

That's what the Hongkong police do now, they are on the same side with the thugs, turn a blind eye when people are being attacked.

Then they attack and arrest ordinary people who participate in legal gathering. The police issued letter of no objection to the march on 1 January 2020, over a million people were in it, yet they were told to stop the march and leave in a very short period of time.

Over 400 people were arrested on 1 January, some of the arrestees were just passerby who happened to be in the area.

14th July, Shatin

Another day, another protest. Today people marched on the street of Shatin to protest against the extradition law and show their anger to the government and police brutality.

Apart from not showing their identity badges, the police also tried to cover part of their helmets with silver sticker, so they cannot be identified.

Seems like it had become a regular practice that the police using excessive force to disperse the crowd after the match. Some protesters entered New Town Plaza, a high traffic shopping mall that connects to the MTR and tried to leave. However the police also entered and stopped people from going in/out the mall and threatened to use tear gas (in a crowded indoor area with many passersbys!) As the police was blocking every exit, they demanded the people to leave peacefully.