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We now see Next Digital CEO Cheung Kim-hung being taken to the office by police. A legal representative for Cheung entered the lift with them.pic.twitter.com/i3AiFKISxx
A @hkpoliceforce press liaison team member told reporters that police would only invite local, larger-scale news outlets, which did not pose obstruction or threats to police in the past, to a designated area closer to thr Next Digital office for reporting
https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=340773960414016 …pic.twitter.com/xarS5XKiTa
The news outlets barred included Hong Kong’s public broadcaster RTHK, which pro-Beijing loyalists have often accused of being a hostile outlet to the government
.@StandNewsHK was also barred from getting into a closed area to cover brief made by police national security department senior superintendent Steve Li. The Hong Kong Journalists Association has lodged a complaint to the police PR department and the police chief.
Chris Yeung, chair of the Hong Kong Journalists Association, said the large-scale search of Next Digital office was unprecedented and unheard of in Hong Kong. “We see similar incidents in third-world countries which suppresses the media,” he said.pic.twitter.com/A9MBaQOJnF
Update: Associated Press @AP, Now TV and @inmediahk were not allowed to cover press brief by police national security department senior superintendent Steve Li just now.
Update: @Reuters and @AFP were also barred from police national security department senior superintendent Steve Li’s press briefing. The others are @AP, @RTHK_HK, @initiumnews, @inmediahk, @StandNewsHK, Now TV.
Police also searched the Four Seasons Restaurant in Central run by @JimmyLaiApple’s second son Ian Lai, who was also accused of colluding with foreign forces under the national security law.pic.twitter.com/M877OJppMD
Police officers looking through documents at @appledaily_hk news department earlier today. Chief editor Ryan Law told reporters that news materials are not covered by the search warrant.pic.twitter.com/DA57kmPtL5
.@JimmyLaiApple is now on a police private car, being brought to the Mong Kok police station.
Hongkongers are apparently supporting @appledaily_hk with moneypic.twitter.com/Q7HQ3oSSFh
An @appledaily_hk reporter said on the news outlet’s live stream that Apple Daily was apparently not invited to a press briefing by police national security department senior superintendent Steve Li to be held soon.
Police national security department senior superintendent Steve Li said they had to search the news department on 2/F because the offices of the arrested were on that floor.pic.twitter.com/aDC6e8l8Oy
apparently two more people were arrested, identities uncertain
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