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The horrible scene at Prince Edward Station where Police Raptors rushed into the MTR train cart, and beat up anyone in there with totally no harm & no sign of defiance. Just the same as the 7.21 Yuen Long Attack carried out by mobs.pic.twitter.com/nTfBb1ehG4
and 3 first-aiders were forced to face the wall, and not allowed to leave at Yau Ma Tei Station. MTRC is helping the police by shutting all down the services of the main urban lines - Kwun Tong Line, Island Line, Tsuen Wan Line, TKO Line, South Island Line were all shut downpic.twitter.com/lYgvPIjadx
News report of MTR station assault by the police. You can see multiple times in this 52 seconds of video that police uses force to people not resisting at all, including those who got beaten up in the train, and got sprayed tear liquid after the beating.pic.twitter.com/jGqFTxX9Mb
This is the "order" given by the @hkpoliceforce to media outlets. Sounds like a military government.
Or are we now in North Korea or in mainland China???pic.twitter.com/AboFGsPkw6
a foreigner was held by the police at Kwai Fong station, he was later put to the ground and arrestedpic.twitter.com/CnuJnX9aOR
he kept asking "Do you agree with the rule of law?" while he was held down and tied by the police, with one of his shoes offpic.twitter.com/lncfZBIKPw
for those who wonder what happened at Prince Edward Station tonight before the police arrived. This man holding a hammer had quarrels with protesters and later turned to a fight, then police came. This is also what police called "attacking civilians" in its statement I suppose.pic.twitter.com/Bwwm28giBa
another video by @StandNewsHK surfaced, and showed even more clearly what the Hong Kong police was doing inside the metro station and train, that is beating up civilians randomly
original post on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/710476795704610/posts/2417158011703138/ …pic.twitter.com/PzY52yDNSt
looks like the driver was questioning the police, but nowadays, the @hkpoliceforce can never be questioned and checked, not to say held accountable, in Hong Kong and he was probably arrestedpic.twitter.com/CdlJKL6F3l
How terrible!
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