Yuen Long 721 White Clothes Case

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Written by: Li Huina

2021-03-24 19:15

Last update date: 2021-03-24 19:16

The trial of the 721 white-clothed man attack at Yuen Long West Rail Station was renewed today (24th). The prosecution questioned Wu Weinan, nicknamed "Flying South", and pointed out that Wu had hit an orange hat man’s helmet. Wu denied the incident and said He withdrew the stick with double-headed shares at the time, and didn't hit anyone.

He also denied that the wooden stick in his hand was given to him by a man wearing a checkered shirt. He also admitted that he saw several villagers he knew who also wore white clothes that night, but he did not pay attention to whether the villagers were also dressed like this.

The prosecution pointed out that there was a crackling sound when Wu was swinging a stick

In the afternoon, the prosecution continued to play footage of the orange-hat man swinging his stick to Wu Xiang's stumble. The prosecution pointed out that there was a "pop" in the film. The sound was made by Wu hitting the orange-hat man's helmet with a stick. Wu denied the claim.

The prosecution also questioned, since Wu just wanted the orange hat man to shrink his feet, why did he swing his stick and pointed the orange hat man facing the ground? How did he see Wu waving the stick, Wu claimed that the orange hat man had turned his back and looked at him. , And pointed out that he pulled back the stick with his biceps, but failed to hit the man with the orange hat.

The sixth defendant Wu Weinan confessed to the situation that night.

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Denying that the stick was given by the man in the checkered shirt

The prosecution also stated that the wooden stick in Wu's hand was handed over to him by the man in the checkered shirt. The man in the checkered shirt had been present and accused of scaring others and smashing the stick. Wu insisted that the wooden stick was snatched by the man in black. He also claimed that the man in the checkered shirt could not be seen at the time to intimidate others and denied that he was an accomplice with the man in the checkered shirt.

The prosecution also questioned Wu's claim that using a stick to drive away the masses was actually using a stick to violently threaten them to disperse them. Wu also denied it.

The sixth defendant Wu Weinan admitted that all the villagers he met that night were dressed in white.

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I recognize that everyone I met that night wears white clothes

When asked about seeing villagers who had met many times that night wearing white clothes, Wu said that there were 4 to 5 people including himself, but did not notice whether they would also wear white clothes. Wu admitted that there were about 10 people including him that night. Let the masses leave together.

The prosecution pointed out that Wu had made intimidation, scolding, brutality with a stick, and threats to use violence at the time, with the intention of destroying social peace, while he and the fifth defendant Deng Huaichen, together with others, made violent threats to drive away the masses and conspired to injure others. , And Wu denied it entirely.

The defendants in the case.

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Case number: DCCC 888/2019, DCCC 11, 734/2020

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