District 18 News
Written by: Ling Yide
2019-12-28 18:07
Last updated: 2019-12-28 18:59Sheung Shui parallel cargo customers have serious problems. There is no sign of diminution under the anti-revision case. Netizens today launched a "Here and Shop" campaign in Sheung Shui Plaza. One hundred people called slogans and scolded mainlanders in the mall. Interim paper, no damage to the shops. In the meantime, a number of plainclothes police officers slammed into black people, riot police rushed into the mall flyover, and many were arrested. The onlookers were emotional and abusive the police officers at the scene. After three warnings, the riot police sprayed pepper on the onlookers. A Hong Konger living in Shenzhen was shopping in a shopping mall. He was very dissatisfied when passing by. He said, "Shameless! I'm not a Communist Party again. I'm a gangster in Hong Kong, I'm a mess!" But he still Returning to Hong Kong for shopping, "I am a Hong Kong person! I am a stubborn buyer. I live in the mainland, and the Hong Kong government will not come to the squatter house where I live? Ugh!"
Many people were arrested. (Photo by Liang Pengwei)
The "Here and Shop" event at Sheung Shui Plaza started at 3 pm. Nearly a hundred people called slogans and surrounded the shops in the mall, and accused the mainlanders of shopping. They did not enter the store to cause disruption, and many shops were closed. At nearly 4 o'clock, the man in black surrounded Wanning, who had already opened the gate, and took the paper in the gap between the gates. After that, a dozen police officers wearing masks and plain clothes rushed out, waved their batons and hit the people in black, subduing many to the ground. At the same time, the riot police also boarded the pedestrian bridge opposite the Sheung Shui Plaza and entered the mall to intercept and arrest multiple people. The arrested persons were handcuffed or tied up and taken away.
Mr. Lin, a Hong Kong native of Shenzhen. (Photo by Chen Nuoxi)
There are a large number of people watching at the mall's atrium and on each floor. Some people shouted and insulted the police, shouting "release". A riot police officer raised a pepper spray and warned the audience three times that the mall involved a criminal case and asked them to leave the mall area. People at the scene have retreated, but have not stepped out of the mall. The riot police then sprayed pepper spray on consecutive evenings, and many people were peppered. One of the Hong Kong residents, Mr. Lin, who lives in Shenzhen, blamed police officers on his back, hands, and face. He slammed the police officer "shameless! I'm not a Communist Party again, I'm a gangster in Hong Kong, I'm arrogant!" He explained today. Shopping in Sheung Shui was helpless, but in the future, I will still go back to Hong Kong to buy things. "I am a Hong Kong person! I am a stunner. I am shocked? I live in the mainland and the Hong Kong government will not go to the squatter house. I live? Whoops! "
In confusion, Miss Lu, a congenital blind lawyer who often went to the scene of the conflict, fell into the police line and was obliged to assist the rescuers. Miss Lu later claimed that she was pushed by riot police officers and was struck by a female police officer. The suspected male police officer next to him said, "Take good care of the canal." Many police officers also said, "Recognize the canal and go to the edge." See Qu. "No police officer assisted her throughout the process. Lu pointed out that in the past few months, he had met good police officers, but the police officers he encountered today are relatively bad.
Miss Lu: Hong Kong people must be treated unfairly
Miss Lu, a blind female lawyer, recalled her experience at Sheung Shui Plaza this afternoon, saying that the police had expanded the blockade at the mall at that time. She said that she was constantly pushed by a policewoman. During this time, a male policeman had told the policewoman not to push, but The policewoman continued. Miss Lu pointed out that because of her heavy rucksack, she was worried that she would fall. So she sat on the ground, and a male policeman once pointed out "Hao Lili," and then she felt that her back was suspected to have been hit by her knee. However, the process was not impeded by the presence of the first-aid responder on the scene to assist her.
Ms. Lu pointed out that she came to the scene today because "the squatter enterprises are safer, it is better to be safe." She also pointed out that many of the current problems have unresolved roots and cannot be accepted, and that she is a disabled person. To fight for their rights, Hong Kong people are being treated unfairly, including police brutality, so she must come out to fight for it. She claims that she is a lawyer, so she will not worry too much.
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