[12.15 Demonstration] Demonstrators Telford Plaza fired pepper spray uniforms at Maxim's restaurant

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Written by: Huang Yongyu and Wang Yin

2019-12-15 17:59

Some netizens have launched the "Here You Chris Shops" campaign in multi-region shopping malls in Hong Kong today (15th), urging citizens to visit the "yellow shops" in multi-region shopping malls at noon. During the demonstration at Telford Plaza, demonstrators urged notices and spray paint on Meixin restaurants. Police officers uniformed at least two demonstrators dressed in black. They were appalled by a large number of protesters and asked to leave. Police Use a pepper spray to disperse the crowd.

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Today (15th), some netizens called to the shopping malls in various districts to carry out the "He You CHRISTMAS SHOP" activity. Among them, dozens of demonstrators participated in the activities at Telford Mall. About 20 demonstrators shouted slogans "Five major demands, one is indispensable", "there are no thugs, only tyranny" in the mall, and they sang "May the glory return to Hong Kong" and join the public through the way. By about 3:30 pm, more than a hundred protesters were walking on the scene. In addition to calling for boycotting Meixin restaurants, they also called on the citizens to join the union and launch a strike.

At about 3 pm, the demonstrators went to Meixin to graffiti and post propaganda materials, and the guests inside the restaurant left in shock. Ten minutes later, riot police officers rushed into the mall and the demonstrators dispersed. Police officers and later arrested at least 1 man and 1 woman. The onlookers clamored and questioned why riot police officers could enter the mall area. When the police took away the demonstrators, members of the public followed the police officers to the mall platform.

During this period, a man was subdued and the situation was chaotic. Police officers sprayed pepper, and many people passing by were sprayed. A passing citizen was shot in the front within 1 meter. A 10-year-old boy, Zhongjiao, needed to be rescued by a volunteer first aider.

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