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4/ The district councillor Andrew Chiu, whose ear was bitten off by a pro-#Beijing mob, was stopped and teased by #hkpolice when he tried to mediate the situation. His assistant fainted away after being pushed by #hkpolice with his head smashed on the ground.pic.twitter.com/PKSeezrbOe
5/ Bursting into tears, Andrew criticized #police for shamefully arousing people’s sentiment in order to justify their violent suppression.pic.twitter.com/ypEEdWGtwZ
6/ Tonight’s assembly shows that #coronavirus does not kill the spirit of #hongkongprotests. The plague will end one day. But under #China's authoritarian rule, #HK’s freedom, human rights and autonomy can only be protected with the arrival of democracy.pic.twitter.com/kAE5WJK5D9
狗口長不出象牙! 冇句好說話!!
Shameful #HongKongPoliceTerrorists
- Respect is Two-way -
When #HKPolice does not respect #HongKongers, how can they earn any respect from the city #HongKong ??
#StandWithHongKong
#HongKongProtests 
This is discrimination to disables, this shouldn't be said by law enforcementpic.twitter.com/WsfK0wdBHC
discriminating against the disabled?
We are watching the HK bad cops ! The world is watching
That's why we #HongKonger pay no respect to the #HongKongPolice - they don't deserve. These group of scums is just #CCP's hounds.
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