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The designer's three strikes clashed to the police officer and pointed out that one person for doing things is not one person sentenced to 3 years and 9 months

2021-03-22T07:49:59.732Z


On August 5 the previous year, there was a "three strikes" multi-zone clashes in Hong Kong. Demonstrators blocked the road in Wong Tai Sin. During this period, a designer was arrested on the spot when he threw objects and waved an umbrella at the police. He pleaded guilty to riots before the trial, today (22


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Written by: Li Huina

2021-03-22 15:38

Last update date: 2021-03-22 15:38

On August 5 the previous year, there was a "three strikes" multi-zone clashes in Hong Kong. Demonstrators blocked the road in Wong Tai Sin. During this period, a designer was arrested on the spot when he threw objects and waved an umbrella at the police.

He pleaded guilty to the riot before the trial, and was sentenced in the District Court today (22nd). Judge Chen Guangchi pointed out that although the defense submitted a case involving the 2016 riot, the extent and depth of the incident in 2019 was even greater. He pointed out that the incident was unprecedented for Hong Kong, a turning point in life for the defendant without a case, and a tragedy for his parents and wives. He added: "A person who commits a crime is not a crime, but a family. Should bear it.” Taking into account the defendant’s guilt, he believed that his family would help him become a law-abiding man again, and he was sentenced to 45 months in prison.

The defendant Li Zelin (34 years old, product packaging designer) pleaded guilty to a crime of riot, accusing him of participating in the riot on Lung Cheung Road, Wong Tai Sin on August 5, 2019.

Defendant Li Zelin admitted to participating in the riot in Wong Tai Sin District on August 5, 2019 and was sentenced to 3 years in prison for September.

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The police were outnumbered at the time

Chen Guan believes that the case can be described as conclusive evidence. The defendant had a certain load, including gloves, ambulance supplies, etc., and he stood in front of the crowd and acted as a shock, taking the lead and demonstrating. At that time, it seemed that the police were outnumbered and the defendant even tried to throw tear gas. shell.

An inspector permanently lost his front tooth

Chen Guan also cited Liang Tianqi’s case as saying that if public order is not maintained, society will fall into a state of lawlessness. He also said that the case involved pre-planning, and that the number of participants was large and the scale was large. One of the injured inspectors permanently lost his front teeth, but did not. The evidence alleges that the defendant participated in the planning.

The facts of the case allege that there were demonstrators blocking the road at the location involved, and that while the police officers were advancing, some demonstrators shot steel balls, rushed to the police officers, and threw objects.

The defendant stood on the front line and kept throwing objects at the police officer and waved an umbrella at the police officer. The police later fired tear gas. The defendant was arrested when he picked up the shell.

Case Number: DCCC 933/2019

Conflicts in Wong Tai Sin District under the three strikes on August 5, 2019.

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