Hong Kong Free Press on Twitter: "Sai Wan Ho Holy Cross Church Deacon Simon Chan told a crowd that police accused the five arrestees of throwing bricks, and he had no power to stop them from entering the church and making arrests. The crowd responded angrily. Photo: Stand News screenshot. #hongkong… https://t.co/B8aCt1Droo"

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Hong Kong Free Press‏Verified account @HongKongFP Nov 10

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In the New Territories, Tin Shui Wai, Fanling, Sheung Shui, Shatin, Kwai Fong, Tung Chung and Tseung Kwan O, among other places, have all seen clashes. Photo: InMedia. #hongkongpic.twitter.com/JWfcoHh1UF

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Riot police fired tear gas and multiple volleys of bean bag rounds into the Chinese University of Hong Kong campus prior to noon. Photo: iCable screenshot. #hongkongpic.twitter.com/cx6MkVYuBo

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The #HongKong government has issued a statement denying that police have been ordered to discharge live ammunition at protesters. Officers have fired their pistols in multiple locations on Monday morning, and a second protester had been shot in the arm in Wong Tai Sin earlier.pic.twitter.com/noaLwNImdP

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In Central, there have been calls for a lunchtime flash protest among office workers. Riot police have arrived. Photo: Apple Daily screenshot. #hongkongpic.twitter.com/7gZ0A0H9mG

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A university lecturer goes on strike in Mong Kok, holding up a sign reading: “it’s not you who was shot with a live round, but do you still have the mood to go to work?” Photo: InMedia. #hongkongpic.twitter.com/F6x6L2ALHL

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The protest in Central has descended into clashes with tear gas fired, arrests made, and riot police storming into commercial buildings. Photo: NowTV screenshot. #hongkongpic.twitter.com/jJfOUiKYrE

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In another unprecedented act on Monday at noon, riot police stormed a Sai Wan Ho church to make arrests. Photo: Stand News. #hongkongpic.twitter.com/QTh8Lm1CN6

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At around 1:30pm, riot police charged heckling crowds in Kwun Tong, making arrests, and beating arrestees even after subduing them. Earlier, police charged the APM mall and arrested at least two pro-democracy District Council candidates. Photo: Apple Daily. #hongkongpic.twitter.com/djmrJcOJwe

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The protest continues in Central, as riot police set up cordons and protesters — joined by office workers — shielded themselves in a formation with umbrellas. Photo: Apple Daily screenshot. #hongkongpic.twitter.com/PAdA2BVsBZ

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Parents and children have arrived at Eastern Hospital to send their wishes to the protester shot by police on Monday morning, leaving signs such as “make it through” and “let children see hope”. Photo: Stand News. #hongkongpic.twitter.com/D6cnDAc7Rm

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Sai Wan Ho Holy Cross Church Deacon Simon Chan told a crowd that police accused the five arrestees of throwing bricks, and he had no power to stop them from entering the church and making arrests. The crowd responded angrily. Photo: Stand News screenshot. #hongkongpic.twitter.com/HdTBQKXbls

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1. Patrick ‏ @PatrickinHK Nov 11
  
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  Not having religions But isnt god always ask people to help weak and vulnerable ? Now, those people got arrested and exposed to the zero credit #HKPolice, would that be helping...
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