PolyU Conflict｜19 men and women involved in helping trapped PolyU escape cases will be tried ahead of schedule in January next year

19 men and women were charged with intent to obstruct justice during the conflict at PolyU in November 2019 with intent to assist those trapped in PolyU to evade police arrest. He will be arraigned in the District Court today (17th), and the trial period will be brought forward to November 30th this year for preliminary hearing, and the trial will be held in the West Kowloon Court on January 26th next year. Hearing is expected to last for 30 days.

19 defendants: He Yingjie (35 years old, shipping director), Lin Bin (20 years old, student), Wu Weinan (22 years old, student), Xian Hongjun (32 years old, construction site worker), Lin Shiya (32 years old, secretary) ), Liang Zhuofeng (23 years old, construction worker), Chen Junfeng (20 years old, financial advisor), Mai Tao (25 years old, fitness center assistant), Li Wenxi (20 years old, student), Huang Yunqiao (17 years old, student), Zhang Songxi (41 years old, businessman), Liang Yingxin (30 years old, bank manager), Chen Zhenyang (32 years old, building safety director), Liu Shuhua (26 years old, web designer), Huang Qifeng (22 years old, student), Lin Xintao (21 years old, student), Zhuo Wanyi (18 years old, student), Li Jingyan (24 years old, project assistant) and Chen Yuqing (17 years old, student).

They were charged with seven counts of intent to obstruct justice, alleging that on November 18, 2019, they were in Hong Kong with Chen Langtian, Yu Guanting, Ouyang Langxuan, Leung Hauyi, Yu Zhuoxian, Leung Wai Kit, Chen Zhuolun, Tam Haoru, Zhang Jialiang, Chen Qianxing, Li Xilin, Li Guoming , Zhang Qizong, Yan Zhanxiang and Liu Gangwen, for one or a series of acts with the intent to obstruct the arrest that the Hong Kong Police Force will make.

The defendant, Chen Zhenyang, was also charged with one count of dangerous driving, alleging that he dangerously drove a van on November 18, 2019, on the Hung Hom Bypass near the Lee Shau Kee Building of the Polytechnic University.

Case number: DCCC 313,573/2021

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