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Written by: Li Huina
2020-10-27 14:02
Last update date: 2020-10-27 14:02
On June 12 last year, netizens launched a demonstration in the Admiralty Legislative Council to oppose the amendment of the Fugitive Offenders Ordinance. The demonstration later turned into a conflict. Six men were accused of gathering illegally in Admiralty. Two of them pleaded guilty today (27th).
According to the case of the two people, they used a rope to tie an iron horse and use an iron horse to block the road on the same day. Their case will be postponed and sentenced, and will be heard again on November 13, while they will continue to be released on bail; the remaining four The defendant's trial was postponed and resumed tomorrow.
The case involved 6 defendants, including the first defendant Wang Kaiming (22 years old, student), the second defendant Liang Yaoan (25 years old, engineer), the third defendant Luo Zhaohe (22 years old), the fourth defendant Feng Zhibin (28 years old, chef), and the second defendant. The fifth defendant He Peikai (20 years old, hotel staff) and the sixth defendant Guo Ruixuan (student, 22 years old) were all charged with illegal assembly. Wang was also charged with possession of drugs.
Liang and Ho pleaded guilty to one crime of illegal assembly today.
The case against the two alleged that someone initiated a rally in Admiralty on June 12 last year. The rally was issued with a notice of no objection, but the rally became a violent rally. Some demonstrators occupied the lane on Harcourt Road that day and used iron horses, Ice cream cones blocked the road, and for a time, older demonstrators waved the British flag in front of the roadblock.
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He was accused of tying an iron horse with a rubber strap on the front row of the demonstrators as a roadblock, and then he pulled down the mask, so he was photographed; Liang was photographed using an iron horse to block the road at Tim Mei Avenue.
The two defendants were arrested on August 27 and September 18 last year respectively. They remained silent under caution.
The sentence of Liang Hehe's case has been postponed and will be heard again on November 13. Wang is unwell today, so the case involving the remaining defendants will be postponed to continue tomorrow.
Case Number: ESCC 134/2020
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