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Since I wasn’t here yesterday, I asked a protester how and why this car was smashed and converted into a roadblock He told me that there had been an incident yesterday where the driver was suspected of trying to hit peoplepic.twitter.com/S3F8wXr9PO
19-year-old student Marco said that the university campus is a place where ideas are shared and discussed, and if the police were to enter the campus, then it would be the end of freedom of speechpic.twitter.com/bQvp67fzd4
Earlier, a CUHK statement said that at around 10:30am some people had broken into the equipment shed of the sports grounds and taken some items, including bows, arrows and javelins I can confirm from first-hand observations that sports items have been taken to the frontline herepic.twitter.com/LJOXidLGOd
Police stormed in from the No 2 bridge after firing tear gas at advancing protesters, who fought back with Molotov cocktails At least four arrests were made as police advanced up Sea Side Drivepic.twitter.com/qi8qcLHble
With the police now back at the bridge for the time being, protesters are trying to fortify the barricades. It might take a while to get this bus moving though, even if they all work together...pic.twitter.com/ztpiPbuo9S
They did eventually get one of the buses moving, but once it got too close to the burning barricade, protesters seemed to sense the danger and reversed it back. Firefighters then arrivedpic.twitter.com/BeyfjdhRAs
CUHK vice-chancellor Rocky Tuan has arrived at the scene followed by pan-democratic lawmakers including Eddie Chu, Roy Kwong, Lam Cheuk-ting and Fernando Cheung Tuan has now gone down to the No 2 bridge where police are stationedpic.twitter.com/zquZL5it0d
Following Tuan’s dialogue with police, he began talking with students. There is a lot of angry shouting, including a chant of 「放人！」”release!” as students demand the vice-chancellor stand up for their arrested classmates As Tuan speaks, a fire is still smouldering behind himpic.twitter.com/iLzS9qMrNh
As night fell on CUHK, there was another exchange of tear gas and Molotov cocktails at the same spot as before Last one from me today from the campus battlegroundpic.twitter.com/B6cqicVbyQ
Police have accused protesters of violating a consensus between the force and CUHK by continuing to throw Molotov cocktails and other projectiles The consensus was supposed to enable a police retreat, but protesters have little trust in the good faith of the negotiating partiespic.twitter.com/J3H6DBcMYm
Universities have a special meaning & status to our society. And the #HongKongPolice RAIDED 4 universities’ campus in 2 days!
they need to go there, where the torrorists trying to hide.
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