[12.21] Demonstrators scatter dog food in the harbour city and were cleared and released by plainclothes police

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Written by: Li Enci Liang Huanmin Deng Yinglin

2019-12-21 18:16

The anti-revision case has not yet been resolved. Today (21st), another netizen launched the Christmas version of "Here You Shop2.0", calling on citizens to gather in Tsim Sha Tsui Harbour City in the afternoon. A black-clothed protester sprinkled dog food in the mall, triggering the first clash between police and civilians. The protester was taken to the corner by a number of plain-clothed police officers to intercept the investigation. In the end, the demonstrators promised to clear up and get the police's release.

Zeng Zhongbin, assistant commander (criminal) of Yau Tsim District, initially suspected that the demonstrators were misbehaving. Therefore, he intercepted the investigation and cited the demonstrators to explain that they accidentally poured out dog food.

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A large number of citizens gathered in Tsim Sha Tsui Harbour City today. At about 3:30 in the afternoon, some people in black clothes sprinkled dog food in the mall and shouted, "Asir has a glutton, it tastes mutton!"

Immediately, a police officer in plain clothes wearing a green jacket and headphones came forward to understand that he was Zeng Zhongbin, Assistant Commander (Crime) of Yau Tsim District. Zeng Zhongbin, while pointing his finger at the demonstrators, asked others to step back and "go small." The other two plainclothes policemen stepped up to arrest the demonstrator. The masks and hats of the male demonstrators were taken off. Police officers asked him to show his ID card. At least five plainclothes policemen kept the demonstrators in a corner by chain-building. He also asked the onlookers and reporters at the scene to step back and "the police did everything afterwards."

Police officers demand that dog food men clean up dog food on the ground. "You are responsible to the mall." (Photo by Lin Songhua)

During the interception of the demonstrator, a large number of citizens gathered and watched, and some also accused the police. Since not all plainclothes police officers had presented their credentials at the scene, some onlookers loudly asked the police officers to show their credentials, and they were pulled aside, their hands held high against the wall to search and check their identities; and many were wearing black clothes and wearing The self-proclaimed plainclothes police officer in the black mask also arrived at the scene to build a line of defense, demanded that reporters present to present a press card, and barred reporters from approaching the ground full of dog food.

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Zeng Zhongbin, assistant commander (criminal) of Yau Tsim District, directed and intercepted the demonstrators. (Photo by Li Enci)

At the scene, the plainclothes police once pointed out that the demonstrators who scattered dog food were littering. But the location of the incident was inside the mall. According to the Public Cleanliness and Prevention of Nuisance Regulations, the disposal of litter or waste in public places, spitting in public places, or causing obstructions, etc., is required to meet the legal requirements for fixed fines.

The plainclothes police officer, who was wearing a grass-green coat, later explained to the media that he only maintained order and came to understand the behavior of the two men involved and learned that someone had fallen into the dog food. Finally, the policeman asked the dog food man to clean up the dog food on the ground. "You are responsible to the mall." The demonstrator once picked up the dog food on the ground with a tissue. After the police officer left, a cleaner at the mall came to clean up. Both men involved in the incident were released.

A large number of citizens gathered and watched, and some people shouted "black police." (Photo by Li Enci)

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