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1/ Police tells a very intriguing version of taxi incident in HK. Makes it sound as if the driver was in accident, protesters started beating him. But the fact is the vehicle crashing intentionally into the crowd. A girl of 23 yrs old got hit may not able to walk again.
2/ They have been considered terrorist attack elsewhere but police are covering up. HKPolice have completely lost their credibility. They constantly discredit demonstrators as thugs, ignoring the illegal behavior of the taxi driver & terrorists who supporting police & Beijing.
Screenshot from the video showed that before the taxi ramming into protesters, the taxi door near the driver was opened by protesters and a protester was assaulting the driver, we still don't know whether the protester move the driving wheel or made the driver accidently turningpic.twitter.com/ArwpDGtVFE
Do u know the driver position is on right hand side in HK?? The opened door was left. Only the driver can step on the accelerator !! The driver was surely murder the protesters.
The protest in Hong Kong was rightly about a law that was withdrawn.But Of what use is an endless stream of chaos destroying the life and economy of your http://country.You have made your point in the defense of freedom,time to sheath your sword.Don’t subscribe to anarchy.
Protest worked in Sudan but the Sudan forces helped. Hong Kong can't expect that because they are 'chinagov'. If they sheath their swords what next? How do they achieve this?pic.twitter.com/18sKSNKOek
Truth be told. HKPF can't be trusted anymore.
#HongKongProtests
#HongKongPolice
Yes, the taxi driver intended to crash into the protester crowd, it is a intended murder, not a accident. doctor said the girl's leg serious hurt and may not able to walk again, so the crowd so angry and beat this murder. #HongKongProstests #HongKongHumanRightsAndDemocracyAct
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