Leung Tin-chi, a former spokesman for the "Local Democracy Front", who was sentenced to six years in prison for participating in the 2016 Lunar New Year riots in Mong Kok, was released early this morning (19th) after his sentence was deducted according to the law, ending his four-year prison career.
It is reported that due to the sensitive identity of Liang Tianqi, the authorities chose to release him in the early hours of the morning in order to avoid a large number of media interviews or the presence of his supporters.
Liang was taken away directly by a seven-person police vehicle. At first, other vehicles were "escorted". During the period, a total of four vehicles parted ways. At the same time, the police also set up roadblocks to intercept vehicles to prevent incidents.
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In the early hours of the morning, it is understood that a number of police officers in suits, as well as staff of the Correctional Services Department, were on guard at Shek Pik Prison.
At about 2:30 a.m., three seven-person vehicles known to belong to the police filed into the prison.
About 6 to 7 minutes later, the three cars left immediately and drove along South Lantao Road. It is believed that Liang Tianqi was in one of the cars.
At the same time, the police also set up roadblocks on South Lantau Road to stop and check vehicles.
The three vehicles then turned from South Lantau Road to Tung Chung Road. It is reported that a fourth vehicle joined the "escort" during the period.
When the convoy reached the Tsing Ma Bridge near the northwest interchange of Tsing Yi, the four vehicles suddenly split up. One of them was heading towards Stonecutters Island, the other was travelling along Route 3, and the silver-grey seven-passenger vehicle was heading towards Tsing Yi West Road. Tsuen Wan Road, via Texaco Road and Sha Tsui Road to Yan Chai Hospital, turn around opposite the A&E Department, then pass the New Territories South Regional Police Headquarters and Operational Base, drive to Tsuen Kam Interchange, and drive straight along Cheung Trunk Hill Road into the New Territories .
The car then drove along Tuen Mun Road and via Tai Lam to Yuen Long Road, and its final destination was Tin Shui Wai Police Station.
In addition, a number of media were waiting at the Yuen Long address where Liang Tianqi lived during the earlier election, but there was still no trace of Liang at 6:35 in the morning.
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Liang Tianqi was released from prison | Released from prison at about 3:00 in the morning, Liang Tianqi was picked up by a seven-person car and released from prison | Facebook posted that he was released this morning, but he was subject to a supervision order and declined to be interviewed
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