[New Year's Day Parade] Prosecutors accused of involving Tibetan razor swords also throw bricks at water cannon car

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Author: Lin Leer

2020-02-28 13:00

FDC launched the "New Year's Day Parade" this year. During the police-civilian clashes in many districts on Hong Kong Island, a 17-year-old male student was suspected of having a trowel in Wan Chai, plastic bottles filled with unknown liquid and white powder, etc. Use tool sin. The case was ruled again in Tuen Mun today (28th). The prosecution stated that the CCTV on the water cannon car captured the case. There are also relevant clips on the Internet confirming that the defendant had thrown bricks at the water cannon car. The evidence did not complete the test. Acting Chief Magistrate Zhang Jieyi deferred the case until April 9 to be heard again in the Eastern Magistracy for test reports. The defendant renewed his bail and was approved to report from the police station daily to three times a week.

A 17-year-old male student named Chen was charged with possession of a tool suitable for illegal use and intending to use it for illegal purposes, saying that he was in possession of a hammer, a trowel, a A plastic bottle with unknown liquid and white powder, a lighter and a retractable trekking pole.

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Prosecutor claims to test "petrol bomb", defence says plastic bottle with white powder

The prosecution claimed that the confession had been taken. The CCTV on the water cannon car captured the incident. There were also relevant clips on the Internet confirming that the defendant had thrown bricks at the water cannon car and the water cannon car was damaged. The prosecution applied for a 6-week deferral pending the test results of "petrol bombs" and legal advice.

The defense clarified that the so-called "gasoline bomb" of the prosecution refers to a plastic bottle filled with unknown liquid and white powder.

Case number: ESCC30 / 2020