Burst
Written by: Ling Yide
2019-12-25 13:12
Last updated: 2019-12-25 13:23On the morning of Christmas (25th), a 16-year-old surname of Juvenile fell from the roof of the third floor of a building in Mong Kok and was soberly sent to the hospital. A staff member of the boy ’s restaurant “Kikyo” said that there were about 40 customers in the store at the time of the incident, during which riot police attempted to rush into the store. "I think it ’s too much, because it ’s a private location, so I ran into the raid and hunted it!” According to witnesses quoted by employees, police officers sprayed pepper spray once they broke into the restaurant. The employee was arrested. After the juvenile fall, the police removed the helmet and saline equipment. Police said the 16-year-old man was soberly taken to hospital for treatment, believing that the man had fallen from a platform on the first floor of the previous site, and the incident was not suspicious.
Someone was filmed at the moment of falling, how many flashes were suspected on the platform involved, and a large number of police officers were present. (Provided by readers)
(Photo by Hong Kong 01 reporter)
Kikyo employees: riot police rushed into the store
"My colleagues and I have worked hard to block the door, because this is a private place, but the department (policeman) rushed into it!" The Kikyo staff said that one or two colleagues were present at the time of the incident. A group of riot police officers attempted to rush into the store, during which a police officer uniformed the clerk. "The riot control was about searching and catching people, and finally went to the rooftop terrace. After that, a child (a 16-year-old boy who fell into the building) fell on the platform on the third floor!"
Staff quote: Police spray pepper spray in store
"I think it's too much, because it was a private place, and after a search warrant was issued, I rushed into the raid and ran into the system with a buried channel!" The employee said that the situation at the time of the incident Confusion, a police officer sprayed pepper spray on the scene, and then police officers took off helmets and saline equipment. "Everything happened suddenly yesterday, and the channel went away again, and I didn't know clearly!" A Kikyo employee quoted eyewitnesses as police officers sprayed pepper spray into the store after entering the store.
Kikyo boss: Arrest of a "top door" colleague
The Chinese bellflower owner Ivan said that he was not present at the time of the incident and rushed back to the store as soon as he received the news, but was stopped by the police and asked him to prove that he was the shop licensee. He also succeeded in arriving at the store afterwards, saying that there were about 40 customers in the store at the time. According to his staff, riot police officers broke into the store at the time, and a colleague at the "top door" was arrested. He once resisted and was taken away. He is currently being detained by the police. So far this morning (25th), the shop is in chaos and staff are busy cleaning up.
16-year-old boy fell off stable
At 2.31 am on Christmas Day (25th), a 16-year-old man named Ju was found at the junction of Changsha Street and Portland Street, Mong Kok, and fell on the third floor of a 10-meter-high building, lying in a rest park. The victim was rushed to Queen Elizabeth Hospital where she was awake. He said to his family twice: "I don't want to be disappeared!" His mother comforted: "Don't be shocked! Don't worry about Aberdeen!" The current situation of the teenager is stable. Witnesses said that a large number of riot police were dealing with the demonstrations at that time, and there were cases of falling off the building.
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