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[Phone repair specialist arrested for possessing client's phone]
1. Upon release, I'd like to take opportunity to call attention to other unreasonable arrests. A phone repair shop owner was arrested in Sep for possessing clients' phones #NationalSecurityBureau claim suspicious.pic.twitter.com/uqQvWzTUNo
2. Utterly unacceptable that he has been detained for weeks, although those phones don't even belong to him. His bid for bail was repeatedly denied. Before his arrest, he was reportedly harassed by cops after refusing service to #HKpolice to show support against #policebrutality.pic.twitter.com/LjrrCVe4SK
3. Worse still, he may face graver charges if #police crack his clients' phones w/ phone hacking tools like #Cellebrite & find any suspicious conversations. He hopes his bail can be granted & #12hkyouths can come back safe.
After all, #Hongkongers hope he can be released soon.pic.twitter.com/eUnwKFmh3c
HK Riot police's unlawful arrest should be paid.https://twitter.com/rachel_cheung1/status/1304281752559431680?s=20 …
The #HKPolice is using thumb up charges to percute whoever displease them.
#HongKong has now reverted back to the 60s, if not worse.
#HKPoliceTerrorists
#FreeHongKong
This is also outrageous. World must pay attention to his illegally arrest case by #HKPoliceTerrorists
Does he has the mens rea dishonesty and permanent to deprive?
#HKPolice is the law!
Do #HKPolice respect the privacy of hk citizens!
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