Mother's Day and you SING ｜ Kuang Junyu was loudly suspected of being knocked down by the police

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Written by: Yang Wanting, Yu Ruijing, Chen Shuxia

2020-05-10 23:39

Today (10) Mother's Day, some netizens took advantage of the holiday to launch shopping malls in Hong Kong, Kowloon and the New Territories, and it turned into a conflict in Mong Kok at night. Blocking roads and arson. Afterwards, some demonstrators suspected to smuggle objects to the riot police, and the riot police rushed to subdue many people.

During the conflict, Kwong Jun-woo, a member of the Democratic Legislative Council, learned about the junction of Nathan Road near Shandong Street, and once raised a loud voice, suspecting that he was in theory with the police. An online clip showed that Kwon Jun-woo was suspected of being pushed down by police officers, and was immediately surrounded by multiple police officers. One police officer pressed his neck with his knee and subdued him to the ground. It is reported that after being taken to the police station, Kwong was sent to hospital for treatment in the early hours of Monday (11th).

Demonstrations began after nightfall in Mong Kok. At about 10:30 in the evening, riot policemen warned people gathered at Nathan Road, asking them to return to the footpath and leave the scene as soon as possible. The officer suddenly said, "Snipe me?" Then Nathan Road ran into Sai Yeung Choi South Street, during which at least two people were arrested. One of them was tied behind his back with a rope, and the other was subdued.

The riot police then returned to Nathan Road, while Kwong Jun-woo held a loud voice, and had a situation at Nathan Road near the junction of Shandong Street. He suspected that he had argued with the riot police. A few minutes later, the riot police suddenly rushed forward, and some media clips showed that in the confusion, a riot police behind Kwong Junyu, with the hand of a truncheon, made a move that was suspected of pushing against Kwong ’s waist, and Kwong lost his balance and fell to the ground. A riot police immediately surrounded Kwong before rushing, and a police officer pressed his knee to his head and neck, pressing him on the ground to uniform.

What he saw at the scene was that Kuang was very painful. Several riot police expanded the blockade and sprayed pepper spray on the reporters present. It is understood that Kuang Junyu was later sent to Hung Hom Police Station for unknown reasons. Until 1 am on Monday (11th), he was taken to Queen Elizabeth Hospital for treatment.

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