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Written by: Ling Yide
2020-12-29 20:59
Last update date: 2020-12-29 21:04
The Correctional Services Department said today (29th) that a person remanded for the crime of inciting others to secession tried to spread the message of Hong Kong independence in the Lai Chi Kok Reception Centre. The Correctional Services Department searched the person in custody and the cell this morning. , Found on the wall of his cell that there were words suspected of promoting Hong Kong independence.
The person in custody was suspected of violating the "Hong Kong National Security Act," and the department referred the incident to the police for investigation.
According to sources, the man involved is nicknamed "the second-generation Captain America" Ma Junwen.
A spokesperson for the Correctional Services Department said that it received intelligence recently that a remand person in custody at the Lai Chi Kok Reception Center attempted to spread information about Hong Kong independence in the institution and was suspected of violating the "Hong Kong National Security Law."
The hospital management immediately monitored the target person and location.
This (29th) morning, correctional officers took an action to search the person in custody and the cell, and found on the wall of the cell there were suspicious words promoting Hong Kong independence.
The management immediately isolated the person in custody and conducted investigations, and forwarded the incident to the police for investigation.
According to sources, the man involved in the case is 30-year-old Ma Junwen, nicknamed "Second Generation Captain America."
It is reported that while he was remanded, he wrote "Recover Hong Kong's Revolution" on the wall of the cell with original pen.
He was previously accused of inciting others to organize, plan, implement, or participate in actions aimed at splitting the country and undermining national unity in Hong Kong from August 15 to November 22 this year.
The case was filed in West Kowloon Court last month and must be remanded until February 10 next year.
He applied to the High Court for bail in the middle of this month and was rejected.
A spokesperson for the Correctional Services Department said that the person in custody was remanded in custody in November 2020 for inciting others to split the country.
A spokesperson for the Correctional Services Department emphasized that a safe and secure detention environment will be ensured. If anyone in custody is found to have committed illegal acts promoting Hong Kong independence, it will be followed up seriously and will not be tolerated.
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