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Look at my shadow and this police officer, who wouldn’t stop following me with the flashlight, shining from above the bridge.pic.twitter.com/W6mocluHsZ
One person arrested on Nelson Street. Riot police immediately asked reporters to back off, one shoved me. Another was unnecessarily aggressive, putting his pepper spray in the face of another press member. Detainee now taken into an alley.pic.twitter.com/HkDBah0q3R
Pepper spray pointed at my face again. A small number of people were gathered across the road, where officers were searching a detainee. Correction: man brought into lobby of a building, not alley.pic.twitter.com/K0L9fyZTYK
Same officer and his toy again. Some civilians and protesters are gathered on the opposite street, but no, he had to come and threaten a group of journalists with his pepper spray. “I already warned you! Stop giving cover to rioters!”pic.twitter.com/cw4KldnHiq
be careful Rachel. Safety first.
Wonder what HK government and senior officers are doing while these events are occuring? do they think they can ride through the storm and it will pass over? Most likely waiting for the Chinese army to take control because Lam doesnt have the balls.
Thank you for your bravery and sorry about the fucken cops
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