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Written by: Li Huina
2020-12-02 14:18
Last update date: 2020-12-02 14:18
The private rally team held a "National Sanctions" rally in Central on January 19 this year, but it later turned into a conflict between police and civilians. Many people gathered in Mong Kok that night.
Qian Shiwen, a former member of the school of thought, was involved in possession of spray paint and was charged with possession of objects with intent to destroy property. The case opens today (2nd).
The defense pointedly pointed out that the defendant was wearing a gray jacket at the time, but the police officer said it was black in court. He questioned the police officer’s intuition that "all men are in black", so they thought the defendant was an accomplice and questioned why the police officer It was only half a year later that the confession mentioned that the defendant had "escaped", and the case will be decided in the afternoon.
The defendant Qian Shiwen (25 years old), a clerk, was charged with a can of spray paint on the outer tube at No. 19 Fa Yuen Street, Mong Kok, with intent to damage another person’s property on January 19 this year.
The policewoman said there were 10 people in black gathered at the time
The then West Kowloon Stormtrooper police officer Shi Yingshan confessed that after receiving a report that someone had gathered in Mong Kok, she and her team patrolled the scene. When the police car she was riding into Fa Yuen Street, she saw more than 10 people in black in the garden. They gathered outside No. 19 Street, including the defendant. When they saw the police car, they dispersed. She and her colleagues got out of the car and chased him. Qian was dressed in black at the time, and Shi found a spray paint in his backpack.
The female defendant Qian Shiwen.
(Photo by Li Huina)
The defense said Qian was wearing a gray jacket that day
When the defense questioned Shi's education level, she stated that her education was Yijin graduated.
The defense continued that the photo after the arrest showed that the defendant was wearing a gray jacket, but Shi called it black in court. Shi once explained that the scene might be dark, so she saw it as black. Later, she admitted that she had remembered it wrong.
The defense pointedly pointed out that she did not remember her wrongly, but that she intuitively believed that "all the people in black are people in black." He also intuitively believed that the defendant and the people in black were a group. Shi denied it.
Six months later, the confession was the first to mention that the defendant had fled
The defense also questioned why Shi Zai’s confession only mentioned for the first time that the defendant had “run away” after six months of the incident, and that she was “pursuing” the defendant at the time, and pointed out that she was talking big, and she was "big talk" in court. Big talk," she also denied.
Shi also admitted that in the scene sketch attached to her confession, Guyou Street was wrongly written as Shandong Street. After the defense and the magistrate clarified many times, she said that when she first saw the defendant, she and more than a dozen people left Guyou Street. Walk towards the front of the police car head-on, and then towards No. 19 Fa Yuen Street.
Although Shi said that she had kept the defendant's backpack and the spray paint since she found the spray paint, the news footage involved in the case was not photographed. The defense pointed out that the defendant did not have the backpack and spray paint in his possession at all.
The case will be decided in the afternoon.
Case Number: WKCC2889/2020
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