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Last night in Prince Ed, a young boy asked the Police "Where's your conscience?" across the street
What happened nxt: the Police ran over to catch him & beat him w/ batons. The boy was later taken away; his head's still bleeding
#HongKongProtests #PoliceState #PoliceBrutalitypic.twitter.com/fbUDIIc0Xm
As you can see from the video, the Police even tried to stop the reporter from covering the incident by pushing her away. Press freedom? The Popo says no.
Video source: Apple Daily livestream
#antiELAB #HKPoliceTerrorism #HKPoliceState
Every #Hongkonger would also like to ask @hkpoliceforce:
WHERE IS YOUR CONSCIENCE?
Though we bet it's lost, forever.
#HongKongProtests #PoliceTerrorism #PoliceBrutality
The young boy in the video did absolutely nothing wrong. All he did was asking a simple question. Once again, it's proven that there's no longer freedom of speech in Hong Kong.
#FreedomHK #FreeHK #StandWithHongKong
this proved that CCP trained brutal police have no conscience. they are evil.
support HK police to do their job!
No, I won’t support any police force anywhere that indiscriminately fires expired tear gas. Attack’s and violently arrests anyone in range be it protesters, civilians or tourists. I won’t support any police force that prevents the free press from doing their jobs.
Polizeistatt
HE IS A CITIZEN. HE IS NOT A TERRORIST!!!
#HumanitarianCrisis happened but nobody pay attention!!!
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