The New Democrat Party Chairman Ye Liu Shuyi received a threatening letter last night. The threatening letter from Taiwan contained a packet of rotten flesh. Ye Liu accepted inquiries and said that he had already called the police this morning and believed that the harassment might be aimed at the election project. "Or because she has criticized Taiwan independence.
She said that after receiving the letter, she was worried about whether there would be anthrax bacteria.
A person claiming to be in exile in Taiwan admitted responsibility on the social platform Telegram, mentioning Ye Liu's support for killing wild boars and running for the Legislative Council.
This person also admitted earlier that he sent letters to judges of the Admiralty High Court and Wan Chai District Court. The letters contained plastic bags containing meat slices and juices, and posted relevant photos, claiming that the meat slices were expired beef.
In addition, Lin Lin, a candidate for the DAB Legislative Council, also received similarly packaged letters tonight. After the police arrived at the scene for inspection, they said that the incident was similar to the recent pattern of intimidating judges.
Lin Lin strongly condemned the vile and inferior intimidation behavior.
When Ye Liu Shuyi accepted the inquiry, she said that after she finished the street station last night and went home after dinner, she checked the daily mail at about 9 pm and found that a letter did not feel like a normal letter, so she asked the domestic helper to cut it carefully with scissors. When opening the letter, there was a plastic bag with something like sputum or other things inside, so the police were dealt with, and the statement was made.
Ye Liu said that the object in the plastic bag was inspected by the police and proved to be rotten flesh.
Ye Liu said that his address and phone number had already been made public. This time he received the threatening letter and was initially worried about whether it might be toxic, such as anthrax.
She said that in the future, we should also be careful about whether there is any danger at the street station. She will pay more attention and find more male volunteers to accompany him.
Some people claiming to be in exile in Taiwan reposted relevant reports from Ming Pao on social platforms and claimed to admit responsibility, mentioning Ye Liu's support for killing wild boars and running for the Legislative Council.
This person also admitted earlier that he sent letters to judges of the Admiralty High Court and Wan Chai District Court. The letters contained plastic bags containing meat slices and juices, and posted relevant photos, claiming that the meat slices were expired beef.
Lin Lin, a candidate for the DAB Election Committee sector, also received similar letters in the evening
In addition, Lin Lin, a candidate for the DAB Legislative Council, also received similarly packaged letters tonight.
In the same yellow envelope as Ye Liu, there is also a similar bag of rotten flesh.
After Lin Lin received the letter, she did not open the letter immediately, and immediately called the police to deal with it.
According to the DAB, after the police arrived at the scene for inspection, they stated that the incident was similar to the recent pattern of intimidating judges.
Lin Lin strongly condemned the vile and inferior intimidation behavior, and criticized people with ulterior motives for trying to silence her by intimidating. It is expected that the incident was related to her recent election to the Legislative Council.
She emphasized that she will not be afraid of evil forces.
Candidates for Hong Kong Island West include the independent democrats Fang Longfei and the Democratic Alliance for Betterment of Hong Kong Chen Xuefeng.
For the list of candidates from all sectors in the Legislative Council election, please click here to refer to the "Hong Kong 01" election website.
Some people claiming to be in exile in Taiwan reposted relevant reports from Ming Pao on social platforms and claimed to admit responsibility.
Judges successively received threatening letters. The judiciary strengthened the security of the court building, including the two judges receiving suspicious “beef” threatening letters before dispatching. The sender is suspected of being exiled in Taiwan due to the PolyU incident. Deceiving people