Too tired or unwell at work?
A netizen posted a post on Facebook at noon yesterday (25th), referring to the police post in the emergency department of Ruttonjee Hospital in Wan Chai and found that a police officer in uniform wearing a headset was suspected to be asleep.
The post drew discussions from netizens who questioned the police officer's dereliction of duty. The author alleged that the police officer was later suspected of being "lifted" by the hospital staff. Within half an hour, several police officers also arrived at the scene to understand and changed their duty.
When the police responded to the "Hong Kong 01" inquiry, they stated that they were following up on the investigation, stating that the police force attaches great importance to the conduct of its personnel and must deal with it strictly.
Some netizens said yesterday that at the Police Reporting Center of the Accident and Emergency Department of Ruttonjee Hospital in Wan Chai yesterday, they saw a police officer wearing a uniform wearing a headset, suspected of "listening to the song".
(Picture of fb group "Hong Kong Emergency Reporting Area")
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A netizen posted a message in the fb group "Hong Kong Emergency Reporting Area" yesterday (25th), stating that at about 12:10 noon at the Police Reporting Center of the Accident and Emergency Department of Ruttonjee Hospital in Wan Chai, he saw a man in military uniform. The police officer, wearing headphones at the duty position, was suspected of "listening to a song", describing it as "the first time I saw him."
The poster later updated the post and pointed out that "there is really a mon post from the relevant department", saying that about 15 minutes after the post was posted, a hospital staff approached the police post and suspected that he showed a phone number to "remind" the relevant police officer.
About half an hour after the incident, the host also saw 4 police officers arrived at the scene to understand and arranged to be replaced on duty, while the police officer accused of sleeping left with his colleagues. "The younger brother has received appropriate medication from Ruttonjee Hospital. After treatment, he has returned home safely. The younger brother also hopes that the police uncle who was taken away will also receive appropriate treatment to avoid falling asleep with his black eyebrows again during paid work."
The poster claimed that after the publication of the document, a hospital staff reminded the police officers involved, and then several police officers arrived at the scene to understand and arrange replacements on duty.
(Picture of fb group "Hong Kong Emergency Reporting Area")
"Hong Kong 01" enquired the police about the incident. The spokesperson said that the incident was being investigated. He pointed out that the police force attaches great importance to the conduct of its personnel and must deal with it strictly.
As soon as the post came out, netizens drew heated discussions. Some people questioned that the police officer in the photo was dereliction of duty when he fell asleep during the duty time. That is to say, "Sir, let’s take a look at the next big case. Earphone can receive the order from above at any time", "Obviously, it is contemplation, not awkward, just think about it." I will open my eyes and solve the case."
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The police recently displayed a dynamic advertisement on an electronic advertising screen on the outer wall of a building on a busy street in Mong Kok. A four-story "real person" traffic police station reminded pedestrians to pay attention to road safety at the intersection.
As soon as the relevant advertisement came out, it attracted heated discussion among netizens. Some people thought that the clip was like a vibrato short film and pointed out that it was "very embarrassing." They also questioned that the advertisement would distract pedestrians and lack deterrence. They thought "Send a police officer." It's useful to go to the enterprise."
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The police posted a dynamic advertisement on an electronic advertising screen on the outer wall of a building on a busy street in Mong Kok, and a 4-storey "real person" traffic police station reminded pedestrians to pay attention to road safety at the intersection.
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At the crossroads at the junction of Argyle Street and Nathan Road in Mong Kok, a dynamic advertisement for male traffic police appeared to remind the public to pay attention to road safety.
(Photo by Luo Junhao)
Additional screening at the same scene: The police carried the 89-year-old demented man who fell into the mountains and reported that netizens heatedly discussed the "ghost feet".
The police posted a message on Facebook last Wednesday (8th) stating that after reporting the disappearance of an 89-year-old man with dementia, after searching all night, the old man was finally found in a reservoir in Chaiwan and uploaded to the police with the old man on his back. Photos of downhill.
However, many netizens have "wrong key points" after seeing the photos. They were surprised that in one of the photos, the police officer and the old man had an extra foot behind them. They called out "ghost feet" and the photos were immediately circulated. Discussion.
However, it can be seen from another angle that a member of the village patrol team assisted the police from behind. The so-called "ghost feet" are just a matter of perspective. White ghosts will not show up in the sun.
A few days ago, the police recovered a missing old man from the service reservoir of Xinghua 2nd Village, Chaiwan. The police officer carried the frail old man down the mountain.
(Fb "Hong Kong Police")
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