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Written by: Ling Yide
2020-11-26 10:49
Last update date: 2020-11-26 10:50
Tuen Mun District Councillor Lu Chunyu, who was arrested by the police for wasting police force, was released on bail at 2 am today (26th) and will report to the police early next month.
In the 16th month of the Yuen Long 721 incident last Saturday, Lu Junyu posted on social platforms that he was inquiring about police operations at Fung Yau North Street Park in Yuen Long, but was backhanded and threatened by police officers.
The police recently issued a document condemning Lu Junyu for lying and violating the integrity and integrity of public officials.
The police escorted Lu Junyu back to Tuen Mun Office for investigation.
(Photo by Lin Zhenhua)
In the 16th month of the 721 incident in Yuen Long last Saturday, Lu Junyu posted on social platforms that he was inquiring about police operations at Fung Yau North Street Park in Yuen Long. He was "held tight backhand and in pain" by the police officers. He also claimed that the police officers "intimidated with foul language" He was then taken to the Yuen Long Police Station, where he was eventually released unconditionally.
The police issued a document to clarify that they denied the incident mentioned by Lu Junyu, saying that after investigation, it was found that he was not arrested or led by the police that night, and he had never entered or left the Yuen Long Police Station. They condemned Lu's openly lying against the integrity and integrity of public officials. The police did not rule out taking Legal action to investigate the incident.
Lu Junyu was arrested yesterday (25th) on suspicion of wasting police force and was taken back to Tuen Mun Office for investigation at 9 pm.
He responded to the incident on the Facebook page earlier on the same day, saying that he communicated with his assistant over the phone on the same day. Due to a serious gap in the expression and understanding process, some of the content of the post did not match the facts. He was deeply concerned about the incident. Sorry.
Lu Junyu also pointed out that after he understood the impact of the post, he took the initiative to delete the post on Monday (23rd).
Lu Junyu pointed out that he will deeply reflect and promise to handle the information posted online more carefully in the future.
Police detained Tuen Mun District Councillor, Lu Junyu, accused of wasting police force and was taken back to the police station last Saturday for spreading rumors
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