[Christmas Demonstration] 55-year-old man accused of scolding a police car and destroying a rubber chain on a safety island was arrested and brought to church next Tuesday

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Author: Ling Yide

2020-05-22 10:58

On Christmas Day, December 25 last year, some netizens launched a "with you shop" demonstration in shopping malls in various districts. Police allege that on the evening of December 25, during a police patrol, a man was found scolding a police car at the junction of Tong Mei Road and Lai Chi Kok Road in Mong Kok and destroyed a rubber chain on the safety island. The 55-year-old man named Chen was arrested on suspicion "Criminal damage". After further investigation and legal advice, Team 5 of the Criminal Investigation Team, Mong Kok Police District, the 55-year-old man named Chen was charged with a "criminal destruction" and will appear in West Kowloon Magistracy on May 26 this year.

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Last Christmas (December 25), netizens launched multi-regional activities including the "Christmas Transvestite Parade" and "with your shop". Among them, there have been many conflicts in the Mong Kok area. The riot police arrived to disperse and arrest many people. The police said that from 4 pm to early morning, 48 people were arrested in Mong Kok area, suspected of "attacking the police", "having possession of offensive weapons", "having possession of tools for illegal purposes", "illegal assembly" and "impeding the police" Personnel performing duties ", etc.

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