Bullets worked like Magic! HK, streets free of silly monkeys now! GPGT!

[Tony Tan]

Why don't make a few Martyrs out of Chow Ang Moh reporters? Give them direct head shots! This will help them learn fast! Snipers on roof pse!

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【逃犯條例】金鐘平靜主要道路重開 警員加強戒備


星島日報

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2019年6月13日 上午10:33

查警員加強戒備。
【星島日報報道】金鐘一帶今晨的環境大致平靜，警方加派人員維持秩序，多條主要道路已經重新開通，現場不時有警車駛經。不過，屬政府總部出入口的添華道及添美道，行車路及行人路均仍然封鎖，並有大批警員在出入口看守。
金鐘通往政總及立法會的行人天橋及行人路均設置警察防線，需查看證件始放行通過。
至於昨日被示威者佔領的夏道，現時路面已車來車往，但兩旁仍有不少垃圾堆積。而添馬公園亦已重新開放。
昨日示威者留下不少垃圾，清潔工人亦加緊清理，同時亦有多名市民協助清理，部份更走進行車路的兩旁清理。

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【逃犯條例】目睹警方發射催淚彈 外國記者爆粗：You shoot the press


星島日報

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2019年6月13日 上午8:00

外國記者目睹警方發射催淚彈即爆粗。
【星島日報報道】立法會原定昨就《逃犯修例》恢復二讀，大批市民抗議，最後演變成與警方爆發激烈衝突，期間警方不斷向示威者施放催淚彈。有外國記者目擊警方清場，隨即以英語破口大罵「You shoot the journalists，motherfuxker (你們射記者，你老x）。」
警方昨午在夏愨道開槍驅趕示威者，示威者不斷往中環方向後退，期間多名記者在天橋上拍攝，當警員發射一槍催淚彈後，一名外國記者見狀向警員大罵: 「You shoot the press (你們射記者）」，但警員未有理會，隨即又開第二槍，催淚彈射向正在行人路的記者方向，外國記者向警員爆粗：「You shoot the journalists，motherfuxker」，此時警員發現天橋上的記者們，企圖驅趕，指「走呀，咪阻住我哋做野」。
警員又作勢準備開槍，外國記者隨即大叫，「do it, do it, there's Hong Kong，not China(這仍是香港，不是中國)，警員指示記者們離開天橋，外國記者堅持還未拍攝完畢，「You don't play the rule, You should be arrested(你不遵守規則，你應該被捕），最後警員向前推進，外國記者與其他行家繼續在天橋拍攝。


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盧偉聰：示威者使用致命武器故用催淚彈還擊


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3k 人追蹤

2019年6月12日 下午5:36

盧偉聰：示威者使用致命武器故用催淚彈還擊
【Now新聞台】警務處處長盧偉聰表示，由於示威者撞擊警員防線，並使用致命的武器，包括削尖的鐵枝、擲磚等，警方使用了催淚彈及橡膠子彈。
他形容金鐘的情況是騷亂，呼籲市民如非必要，不要前往金鐘。


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[Fugitive Offenders Ordinance] Admiralty calms the main roads to reopen Police officers strengthen their alert

[Sing Tao Daily]
Sing Tao Daily

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June 13, 2019, 10:33 am


Check police officers to strengthen their alert.

[Sing Tao Daily reported] The environment in the Golden Bell area was generally calm this morning. The police added personnel to maintain order, and many major roads have been reopened. From time to time, police cars drove through. However, the roads and footpaths of Tin Wah Road and Tin Mei Road which are at the entrance and exit of the Government Headquarters are still blocked. A large number of Police officers are guarding the entrance and exit.

Advancement of the police line between Admiralty and the footbridge and footpath of the Legislative Council and the Legislative Council is required to check the receipt of the documents.

As for Xia Yu Road, which was occupied by demonstrators yesterday, the road has been coming and going, but there is still a lot of garbage on both sides. The Tamar Park has also been reopened.

Yesterday, the demonstrators left a lot of rubbish, and the cleaners also stepped up their cleansing. At the same time, many people helped to clean up, and some of them went to clean the sides of the road.


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[Fugitive Offenders Ordinance] witnessed the police launching tear gas. Foreign reporters blasted: You shoot the press

[Sing Tao Daily]
Sing Tao Daily

19k person tracking

June 13, 2019, 8:00 am


Foreign journalists witnessed the police launching tear gas.

[Sing Tao Daily reported] The Legislative Council was scheduled to resume the second reading of the "Fugitive Offenders" yesterday. A large number of citizens protested and eventually became a fierce conflict with the police. During this period, the police continued to apply tear gas to the demonstrators. A foreign journalist witnessed the police clearance, and immediately yelled in English "You shoot the journalists, motherfuxker (you shoot the reporter, you are old x)."

The police opened fire on the demonstrations in Xia Dao Road yesterday afternoon. The demonstrators continued to retreat in the direction of Central. During the period, many reporters filmed on the flyover. When the police officers fired a tear gas bomb, a foreign reporter saw the police officer yelling: " You shoot the press, but the policeman did not pay attention to it, and then opened a second shot. The tear gas was fired at the reporter who was on the pavement. The foreign reporter burst into the police: "You shoot the journalists, motherfuxker At this time, the police officers found the reporters on the flyover trying to drive away and said, "Go, the microphone keeps me from doing the wild."

Police officers were ready to shoot, and foreign reporters yelled, "do it, do it, there's Hong Kong, not China (this is still Hong Kong, not China), police officers instructed reporters to leave the bridge, foreign journalists insisted After the filming is completed, "You don't play the rule, You should be arrested." Finally, the police officers will move forward, and foreign journalists and other experts will continue to shoot on the flyover.



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Lu Weicong: Demonstrators use deadly weapons and use tear gas to fight back

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Now.com news

3k person tracking

June 12, 2019 5:36 PM


Lu Weicong: Demonstrators use deadly weapons and use tear gas to fight back

[Now News] The Director of the Police Department, Lu Weicong, said that the police used tear gas and rubber bullets because the demonstrators hit the police line and used deadly weapons, including sharpened iron branches and throwing bricks.

He described the situation in Admiralty as a riot, and urged the public not to travel to Admiralty if it is not necessary.

 

[Tony Tan]

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警旺暴後新配備 胡椒球槍首使用


東方日報 OrientalDaily

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東方日報
2019年6月13日 上午5:45

警員裝備示意圖
【本報訊】面對暴徒在立法會外衝擊防線，警方不斷提升武力，使用警棍、胡椒噴劑、手擲催淚彈、催淚水劑、雷鳴登霰彈槍等武器，並廣泛使用俗稱「胡椒球」槍的新裝備，荷槍實彈出動「打暴動」。據了解，警方至今使用均為非致命武器，不會穿透人體，但撞擊力不弱，中槍中彈亦傷勢不輕。

壓縮氣體作動力 射中會瘀傷

警方於旺角暴動後引入了俗稱「胡椒球」槍的新裝備，由粉彈槍發射，早前在「佔領西環」清場行動中亦有配備，但未有真正使用，今次卻廣泛使用，槍上的催淚彈發射器，用壓縮氣體作動力。據知，胡椒球打在人體上會爆開及散發出胡椒噴霧，被射中會有瘀傷，射程約五十米，可盛載約一百六十個胡椒球。

至於雷鳴登霰彈槍（12 Gauge Remington 870），可以打散彈，分別是鳥彈（Birdshot）、更致命的鹿彈00 Buckshot、亦可打非致命彈藥 （Non-lethal Rounds），如橡膠子彈 （Rubber Bullet） 及布袋彈（Bean Bag Shot/ Sock Round）。警方今次乃發射橡膠子彈，一方面可於中距離命中目標，制止暴徒行動，保護前線人員，同時亦可減少目標人物所受到的傷害。

據熟悉槍械的人士透露，由於子彈殼是透明呈白色，相信警方是用橡膠子彈，若子彈殼是紅色，則為實彈。據知，若發射布袋彈，一般國際使用守則是要求遠距離發射，遠距離打中會有瘀傷，近距離打中內臟，或會造成內出血，甚至有機會死亡；若使用橡膠子彈，威力比布袋彈更強。

而俗稱「大口槍」的法德魯吋半口徑防暴槍 （37/38mm Federal Riot Gun），亦可打非致命彈藥，如發射催淚彈，主要向天打，令空中出現好多顆放出催淚煙的子彈，催淚煙會被磨得更精細，接觸到布滿汗水的皮膚時會令人有燒傷的感覺。而催淚彈由法德魯寸半口徑大口槍發射，有效射程為五十至七十五米，打中會有瘀傷，若打中內臟會造成內出血，甚至死亡。




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【逃犯條例】右眼被槍傷示威者 證為女拔通識科教師


星島日報

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2019年6月13日 下午4:14

受傷示威者證實為拔萃女書院教師。
【星島日報報道】立法會昨原定恢復二讀《逃犯條例》修訂，大批示威者到立法會政總一帶抗議，隨後與警方爆發衝突，並多次發射布袋彈槍，其中一名中槍傷者右眼受傷，證實為拔萃女書院通識科教師，入職兩年。
拔萃女書院發言人證實，右眼中槍的男示威者為該校通識科教師，校方昨日無法聯絡對方，直至今早接獲其家人通知，得知對方目前仍在留醫。校方非常關心其情況，會為他打氣及祈禱，希望他能夠盡快得到適切治療，早日康復。
教協就指，已經與受傷教師的家人聯絡，他已經接受治療和檢查，證實視力受損，不過醫生相信其視力能夠慢慢回復，教協會繼續跟進，給予支援。
該名一名男教師昨疑被警方發射的橡膠子彈擊中眼部受傷流血，稱右眼流血，視力受損，暫時看不見。他昨表示，當時他站在警員前面，有示威者搬運鐵馬建立防線，突然警察開槍，他右眼被擊中流血，他估計是中了橡膠彈，登時右眼完全看不見恐失明。
建立時間 10:25
更新時間 16:14



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New equipment after the police storm

[Oriental Daily OrientalDaily]
Oriental Daily OrientalDaily

6k person tracking

Oriental Daily
June 13, 2019, 5:45 am

Police equipment layout
Police equipment layout

[Reporter] In the face of the mob attacking the defense outside the Legislative Council, the police continue to increase their use of force, using batons, pepper sprays, hand-throwing tear gas, tear gas, thundering guns and other weapons, and widely used commonly known as "pepper balls" The new equipment of the gun, the guns actually popped up to "play riots." It is understood that the police have been using non-lethal weapons so far, and will not penetrate the human body, but the impact is not weak, and the shots are also not hurt.

Compressed gas for power

After the riots in Mong Kok, the Police introduced a new type of equipment known as the "Pepper Ball". It was launched by a powder gun. It was also equipped in the "Occupy Western Loop" clearance operation earlier. However, it has not been used. It is widely used this time. The tear gas launcher on the gun is powered by compressed gas. It is known that the pepper ball will burst on the human body and emit a pepper spray. It will be bruised by the shot. It has a range of about 50 meters and can hold about one hundred and sixty pepper balls.

As for the Thunder shotgun (12 Gauge Remington 870), you can play a shotgun, a Birdshot, a more deadly deer 00 Buckshot, or a Non-lethal Rounds, such as a rubber bullet (Rubber). Bullet) and Bean Bag Shot/ Sock Round. The police have fired rubber bullets this time. On the one hand, they can hit the target in the middle distance, stop the mob action, protect the frontline personnel, and reduce the damage to the target person.

According to people familiar with firearms, since the bullet casing is transparent and white, it is believed that the police use rubber bullets. If the bullet casing is red, it is a live ammunition. It is known that if a bag bomb is fired, the general international code of practice requires long-range launch. There will be bruises in the long distance, and the internal organs will be hit at close range, which may cause internal bleeding and even death. If rubber bullets are used, Powerby The bag is stronger.

The 19-38mm Federal Riot Gun, commonly known as the "big mouth gun", can also be used to fight non-fatal ammunition, such as launching tear gas, mainly to the sky, so that there are many bullets that emit tears in the air. Tear-cured cigarettes are finer to the ground and can be burnt when exposed to sweaty skin. The tear gas is fired by a half-caliber large-mouth gun from the Fadru. The effective range is 50 to 75 meters. There will be bruises in the fight. If the internal organs are hit, it will cause internal bleeding and even death.




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[Fugitive Offenders Ordinance] The right eye was shot and wounded by the demonstrator.

[Sing Tao Daily]
Sing Tao Daily

19k person tracking

June 13, 2019, 4:14 PM

The injured demonstrators were confirmed to be Diocesan Girls' teachers.

[Sing Tao Daily reported] The Legislative Council yesterday resumed the second reading of the Fugitive Offenders Ordinance. A large number of demonstrators went to the Legislative Council to protest. Then they broke out with the police and fired a bag of guns. One of them was shot wounded. The right eye was injured and confirmed to be a general education teacher at Diocesan Girls College.

A spokesman for the Diocesan Girls' College confirmed that the male demonstrator in the right eye was a general education teacher at the school. The school was unable to contact the other party yesterday. She was notified by her family that she was still in the hospital. The school is very concerned about its situation, will cheer for him and pray, I hope he can get proper treatment as soon as possible, and recover soon.

The Association has said that it has contacted the family of the injured teacher. He has been treated and examined to confirm that his vision is impaired. However, the doctor believes that his vision can be slowly recovered and the Association continues to follow up and provide support.

The male teacher who was suspected of being shot by the police yesterday was hit by an eye injury and bleeding. He said that his right eye was bleeding and his vision was impaired and he could not see it for the time being. He said yesterday that he was standing in front of the police officers. The demonstrators carried the iron horse to establish a line of defense. Suddenly the police shot and his right eye was hit and bleed. He estimated that he was in the middle of the rubber bomb. He couldn’t see the blind eye in his right eye. .

Setup time 10:25

Updated 16:14

 

[Tony Tan]

Too Kind & Too Fucking Civilized! Carnage pse!



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警方逾150枚催淚彈、20發布袋彈、數發橡膠子彈鎮壓 盧偉聰：低殺傷力武器 人權監察：可致命

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警方周三（12日）出動催淚彈、布袋彈及橡膠子彈，鎮壓佔據金鐘道路、反對《逃犯條例》修訂的示威者，至昨日有81人受傷送院。警務處處長盧偉聰昨召開記者會，指曾使用逾150枚催淚彈、約20發布袋彈、數發橡膠子彈（未提數字）。警方施放催淚彈的數目，較2014年9月28日當天所用的87枚，多近一倍。不過，盧偉聰未有解釋，為何要使用比佔中時數量更多的催淚彈，亦未有明確解釋是基於什麼理據開槍發射布袋彈及橡膠子彈，只說事件屬「有組織暴動」。他稱，所用的是「低殺傷力的武器」，但人權監察反駁盧偉聰說法，指布袋彈及橡膠子彈如近距離射中示威者要害，或會致命。
被問到警方會否尋求解放軍協助應對衝突，盧偉聰指，目前絕對不會向解放軍尋求協助，因為警方有足夠的人手，應對情況及維持香港和平。

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盧偉聰 （中） 稱，布袋彈及橡膠子彈為低殺傷力武器，但人權監察不認同他的說法。周滿鏗攝
盧偉聰在記者會開始時表示，前日下午多批示威者，有組織及有策劃地，在不同地點衝擊警方防線，期間使用磚頭、鐵枝、木板及鐵馬等擲向警員，指警員在生命受威脅的情況下，使用武力驅散人群及控制場面，保護自身安全，及維持立法會的運作和大樓內工作人員的安全。他說，警員使用的裝備與海外國家在處理同類暴動時所用的沒大分別，包括催淚彈、布袋彈、橡膠子彈等，「全部都是低殺傷力的武器」，又稱警員在使用武力時，嚴格依從警隊的武力指引。
多名記者問及有示威者被子彈撃中眼睛或頭部、或被制服下仍被警方拳打腳踢，質疑警方行為是否符合武力指引。盧偉聰強調，警方有嚴格的武力指引及嚴謹訓練，警員是根據指引及訓練使用武力。另外，他被問到有人頭部中槍時稱：「我唔知你講緊邊件案件，佢有冇報案？等我哋檢查佢頭部嘅傷勢，可以進一步跟進。因為你就咁講俾我聽，咁係咪真係我哋啲同事令佢頭部受傷呢，我唔係話唔係，不過你要叫受傷的人報案，等我哋可以跟進。」他呼籲頭部受傷的示威者，向警方報案，以待警方進一步跟進。
盧偉聰形容，警員前日使用的武力適當。被問到如示威者下一步行動升級的話會使用甚麼裝備，盧偉聰表示不便透露行動細節，「總之對方用適當武力程度，我哋就會用適當武力回應。」記者追問是否一定不會用實彈，盧偉聰說：「你咁樣好空泛。如果有一日有市民擲汽油彈，或土製炸彈，我唔可以咁講。而家一般香港，我哋一定保證會克制、唔會立亂用武力。」他稱，前日警方由8時等到3時才行動，都是希望與示威者保持距離，又說：「我哋面對數萬示威者，壓力非常大。其實我覺得我同事，已經係非常非常克制。」

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人權監察發言人葉寬柔，反駁盧偉聰稱布袋彈及橡膠子彈是「低殺傷力武器」的說法。她指，外國一直有人反對在群眾示威中使用這些武器，兩者並非如盧所說的殺傷力低，舉例外國有人因被布袋彈射中而死亡。她指，只要是被子彈近距離發射或射中要害，都可以造成嚴重傷害，甚至致命。
是次警方投擲催淚彈的數量，比5年前「9.28」時的87枚多近一倍。葉寬柔批評警方變本加厲，使用更大武力驅散示威者，對此表示最大的譴責。
議會陣線立法會議員區諾軒批評，警方前日血腥鎮壓，擊中示威者的眼部及頭部，明顯已違反《警隊通例》最低程度武力的原則，他已向立法會主席梁君彥提出緊急質詢，要求保安局解釋警方使用武力的準則。

區諾軒指，警務處「專門用途的物料及設備」的預算開支，自2016年起急增一倍，用以購置槍械及彈藥、手扣、盾牌、通訊設備、鐵馬、保護頭盔等行動裝備及支援前線的物資，認為「特區政府部署一場血腥鎮壓的成本，保守估算最少花3億元」。


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【逃犯條例】由警方定性暴動及決定開槍 張建宗：港府高層沒參與

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張建宗指港府高層沒參與開槍決定。新聞處影片截圖
【星島日報報道】反《逃犯條例》示威演變成激烈衝突，政務司司長張建宗接受Now新聞台訪問時表示，定性為暴動及開槍發射橡膠子彈，是警方按守則及現場情況決定，是當時情況下的最低武力，又指不擔心西方國家對香港經濟採取報復措施。
張建宗多次呼籲年青人表達意見要守法及非暴力，強調政府不會撤回條例。他相信，暴動對香港國際形象只會有片面影響，強調修例已作多重保障亦不擔心外國有報復措施。
至於應否推遲表決或延長審議，張建宗指審議時間這些事情由立法會主席決定，政府會尊重。



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More than 150 tear gas bombs, 20 release bullets, and several rubber bullets were suppressed. Lu Weicong: Low lethal weapons Human rights monitoring: can be fatal
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Police on Wednesday (12th) dispatched tear gas, bag bombs and rubber bullets to suppress the demonstrators who occupied the Golden Bell Road and opposed the revision of the Fugitive Offenders Ordinance. By yesterday, 81 people were injured and sent to hospital. Lu WeCong, the Commissioner of Police, held a press conference yesterday, saying that he had used more than 150 tear gas bombs, about 20 sacks, and several rubber bullets (not mentioned). The number of tear gas bombs fired by the police was nearly double that of the 87 used on September 28, 2014. However, Lu Weicong did not explain why he wanted to use more tear gas bombs than the middle time. There is no clear explanation based on the rationale for launching a bag of bullets and rubber bullets. He only said that the incident was an "organized riot." He said that the use of "low-killing weapons", but human rights monitoring refuted Lu Wecong's statement that bag bombs and rubber bullets, such as close-range shots of demonstrators, may be fatal.

Asked whether the police will seek assistance from the People's Liberation Army to deal with the conflict. Lu Weicong said that he will never seek assistance from the People's Liberation Army because the police have sufficient manpower to cope with the situation and maintain peace in Hong Kong.
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Lu Weicong (middle) said that bag bombs and rubber bullets are low lethal weapons, but human rights monitoring does not agree with him. Photo by Zhou Manzhen

At the beginning of the press conference, Lu Weicong said that in the afternoon of the previous day, a large number of demonstrators, organized and planned, attacked the police line at different locations. During the period, bricks, iron branches, planks and iron horses were thrown at the police officers. In the case of threats, use force to disperse people and control scenes, protect their own safety, and maintain the operation of the Legislative Council and the safety of staff in the building. He said that the equipment used by police officers is no different from that used by overseas countries in dealing with similar riots, including tear gas, bag bombs, rubber bullets, etc., "all are low-killing weapons", also known as the use of force by police officers. At the time, strictly follow the force guidelines of the police.

Many reporters asked if the demonstrators were beaten and kicked by the police in the eyes or heads of the bullets or under the uniform, questioning whether the police conduct complies with the force guidelines. Lu Weicong stressed that the police have strict guidelines on force and rigorous training. Police officers use force according to guidelines and training. In addition, he was asked when someone was shot in the head and said: "I know that you are talking about tight-fitting cases. Is there a report on the canal? I am checking the head of the canal and can further follow up. Because you will tell me Hey, I heard, my sister, my colleague, has caused a head injury. I am talking about it, but you have to call the injured person to report the case, so I can follow up." He called for a head injury. The demonstrators reported the case to the police for further follow-up by the police.

Lu Weicong described the use of force by police officers the day before. Asked what equipment will be used if the demonstrators move forward in the next step, Lu Weicong said that it is inconvenient to disclose the details of the action. "In short, the other party will use appropriate force, and I will respond with appropriate force." The reporter asked if he would not use live ammunition. Lu Weicong said: "You are so empty. If one day a citizen throws a petrol bomb or a local bomb, I can talk about it. And in Hong Kong, I must guarantee that I will restrain and use force." The police said that the police had to wait until 3 o'clock at 8 o'clock. They all wanted to keep a distance from the demonstrators. They said, "I am facing a lot of demonstrators. The pressure is very high. In fact, I think my colleague has been very restrained. ."
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The police cast more than 150 tear gas bombs on Wednesday. Photo by Zhou Manzhen

Ye Kwok-ro, a spokesman for the Human Rights Monitor, refuted that Lu Wecong said that bag bombs and rubber bullets are "low lethal weapons." She pointed out that there have been people in foreign countries who have opposed the use of these weapons in mass demonstrations. The two are not as low-killing as Lu said. For example, some foreigners have died as a result of being shot. She pointed out that as long as it is fired by a bullet at close range or hits the target, it can cause serious injury or even fatality.

The number of tear gas throwers thrown by the police was nearly double that of 87 at the time of "9.28" five years ago. Ye Kuan-soo criticized the police for intensifying the use of greater force to disperse the demonstrators, and expressed his greatest condemnation.

District Council Legislative Council member Nuo Xuan criticized the police’s bloody crackdown on the previous day and hit the eyes and heads of the demonstrators. It has clearly violated the principle of minimum force of the Police General Order. He has raised an urgent question to the Legislative Council Chairman, Mr Leung Kwan-yan. The Security Bureau is required to explain the police's guidelines for the use of force.

District Noxon pointed out that the budget for the "Special Purpose Materials and Equipment" of the Police Force has doubled since 2016 to purchase firearms and ammunition, hand buckles, shields, communication equipment, iron horses, protective helmets and other operational equipment. As well as supporting the frontline materials, the "SAR Government's deployment of a bloody crackdown will be conservatively estimated to cost at least $300 million."



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[Fugitive Offenders Ordinance] The police determined the riots and decided to shoot. Zhang Jianzong: The top officials of the Hong Kong government did not participate.
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Zhang Jianzong said that the top officials of the Hong Kong government did not participate in the decision to shoot. News section video screenshot

[Sing Tao Daily reported] The anti-Fugitive Offenders Regulations have evolved into a fierce conflict. The Chief Secretary for Administration, Mr. Zhang Jianzong, said in a visit to Now News that the characterization of the riots and the firing of rubber bullets was decided by the police according to the code and the situation on the spot. The minimum force in the case at that time also meant not to worry about Western countries taking retaliatory measures against the Hong Kong economy.

Zhang Jianzong repeatedly called on young people to express their opinions to be law-abiding and non-violent, stressing that the government will not withdraw the regulations. He believes that the riots will only have a one-sided impact on Hong Kong's international image, emphasizing that the amendments have been protected and there are no fears of foreign retaliatory measures.

As to whether the voting should be postponed or the review deferred, Zhang Jianzong said that the time for deliberation was decided by the President of the Legislative Council and the government would respect it.

 

[Tony Tan]

The INJURED RIOTERS dare not go to doctors and hospitals, because they will be ARRESTED & CHARGED!

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警拉11名反送中示威者 學生教師公院求醫時被捕 有人涉暴動罪

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周三（12日）反送中抗爭者佔領金鐘道路，警方武力鎮壓。警務處處長盧偉聰表示，至今有11人被捕，涉及的罪行包括公眾地方擾亂秩序、非法集會、襲警，及與暴動有關的罪行。醫管局指有81人受傷送院，年齡介乎15至66歲。目前仍有三男二女傷者留醫，全部情況穩定。
有法律界人士向眾新聞表示，四名市民前晚在公立醫院求醫時，被警方以暴動罪拘捕。當中，兩名學生及一名教師在伊利沙伯醫院被捕；一人在仁濟醫院被捕。四人的傷勢及被捕過程尚待了解。另外，城大學生會證實，有一名城大學生前晚在伊院被捕，有律師正為該名提供法律支援，學生會目前尚未接觸到受傷學生，故未能確認傷勢及被捕的過程。有傳另一名學生為中大或浸大學生，惟兩校學生會均指，目前未有收到學生求助。
盧偉聰昨在記者會上確認，警方有在醫院拘捕示威者，稱只要有證據及合理懷疑，不論地點都會作出拘捕。人權監察發言人葉寬柔批評，示威者在醫院被捕，會令示威者即使受傷亦不敢去醫院接受治療，違反他們理應不受干擾的求醫權。

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盧偉聰在6.12周三當日下午4時許見記者時，仍將衝突稱為「騷亂」，惟警方下午5時42分的新聞稿，稱是「暴動」。特首林鄭月娥晚上8時48分發表的電視講話中，亦稱事件為「暴動」。政務司司長張建宗表示，政府高層沒有參與將衝突定性為暴動的決定，指是由警方按現場情況決定。
盧偉聰在昨日記者會上，指示威者「有組織地發動暴動」。盧被問到警方何時將示威定性為暴動，及介定暴動的標準為何。他指，周三約3時半就已將事件定性為暴動，稱他在下午4時用上「騷亂」一詞，是因為「英文譯中文做得唔好」，其實當時他的意思就是暴動，英文是Riot。惟盧偉聰並沒有回答，如何介定暴動的標準。
被問到有幾多人在醫院被捕時，盧偉聰表示，不肯定11名被捕人士中，是否包括在醫院被捕者。盧偉聰在回答這條英文問題時，一度語窒8秒：「I understand some people will feel that we are locating rioters or protesters inside hospital seems very...seems very ...sorry I can't find the right word.」（我明白有些人會覺得，我們在醫院內找出暴徒或示威者，看似非常…… 看似非常……抱歉我找不到適合的詞彙。）」
他續說，只要警方有證據及合理懷疑，不論地點，警員都會作出拘捕。他稱，警方並非在醫院搜查，只是知道有人涉及暴動罪或其他犯罪，有合理懷疑之下，知道相關人士在醫院，故作出拘捕。他以拘捕黑社會人士作比喻：「只不過今次因為牽涉暴動或者暴力示威活動，所以大家會覺得我哋唔應該咁做，但大家想下，如果有一個黑社會，同樣係醫院，咁我係咪因為佢喺醫院我就唔拉？」
盧偉聰未有透露11名被捕人士的年齡及性別。香港大學學生會學苑表示，有六名大學生被捕，其中四人為香港大學學生，有兩人以遊蕩罪被捕，另外兩人未知。同時，一名城市大學學生被控暴動，一名浸會大學學生被捕後未有被起訴。
另外，昨日網上流傳，一名在前日衝突中受傷、口鼻流血的示威者已告死亡，醫管局昨晚發新聞稿澄清，指公立醫院過去兩日接收與示威活動有關的傷者中，並沒有人死亡。醫管局指，截至昨晚10時，共有81名與示威活動有關的傷者，包括57男和24女前往十間公立醫院急症室求診，年齡介乎15至66歲。目前仍有三男二女傷者留醫，全部情況穩定。
至於被警察投擲的催淚彈擊中，一度心臟停頓的48歲香港電台外判司機，目前情況穩定，但反應仍有些遲緩，醫生建議他繼續留院觀察。他向港台新聞指，事發時催淚彈從四面八方投擲。他駕駛的車輛停在中信大廈對開，無法駛離現場，因此他只能在車與車之間的縫隙躲避，疑被催淚彈擊中後暈倒。

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Police arrested 11 demonstrators who were sent back. Students were arrested when they sought medical treatment. Some people were involved in rioting.
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On Wednesday (12th), the protesters seized the road in Admiralty and the police used force to suppress it. The Commissioner of Police, Lu Wei Cong, said that 11 people have been arrested so far. The crimes involved include public order disruption, illegal assembly, assaulting police and crimes related to riots. The HA pointed out that 81 people were injured and sent to hospital, aged between 15 and 66. At present, there are still three men and two women injured, and all the conditions are stable.

Some people in the legal profession told the public that the four citizens were arrested by the police for rioting when they sought medical treatment in public hospitals the night before. Among them, two students and one teacher were arrested at Queen Elizabeth Hospital; one was arrested at Yan Chai Hospital. The injury and arrest process of the four people remains to be understood. In addition, the City University Student Association confirmed that a city student was arrested in the Iraqi court the night before, and a lawyer is providing legal support for the name. The student union has not yet been exposed to the injured student, so the injury and arrest process have not been confirmed. It is said that another student is a Chinese University or a university student. However, both students’ colleges have indicated that they have not received any help from students.

Lu Weicong confirmed at a press conference yesterday that the police arrested demonstrators in the hospital and said that as long as there is evidence and reasonable doubt, the arrest will be made regardless of the location. Ye Kwok-ro, a spokesman for the Human Rights Monitor, criticized that the arrests of demonstrators in hospitals would make the demonstrators afraid to go to the hospital for treatment even if they were injured, in violation of their right to seek medical treatment without interference.
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After police crackdown on Wednesday, 11 people were arrested. Photo by Zhou Manzhen

When Lu Weicong saw the reporter at 4 pm on Wednesday, 6.12, he still referred to the conflict as "riots." However, the police press release at 5:42 pm called "riots." In the televised speech delivered by the Chief Executive Lin Zhengyue at 8:48 pm, the incident was also called "riot". The Chief Secretary for Administration, Mr Matthew Cheung-chung, said that the senior government officials did not participate in the decision to characterize the conflict as a riot, which was determined by the police on the spot.

At the press conference yesterday, Lu Weicong instructed the promoters to "organize the riots in an organized manner." Lu was asked when the police defined the demonstration as a riot and what criteria were used to define the riot. He pointed out that the incident was characterized as a riot at about 3:30 on Wednesday, saying that he used the word "riot" at 4 pm because "English translation of Chinese is doing well". In fact, he meant riots at that time. English is Riot. However, Lu Weicong did not answer how to define the standard of riots.

When asked how many people were arrested in the hospital, Lu Weicong said that it is not certain whether the 11 arrested persons include those arrested in the hospital. When answering this English question, Lu Wei Cong once sang for 8 seconds: "I understand some people will feel that we are locating rioters or protesters inside hospital seems very...seems very ...sorry I can't find the right word (I understand that some people will think that we find a mob or a demonstrator in the hospital, it seems very... It seems very... sorry I can't find a suitable vocabulary.)

He continued that as long as the police had evidence and reasonable doubt, the police officers would arrest them regardless of the location. He said that the police did not search in the hospital. They only knew that some people were involved in riots or other crimes. With reasonable doubt, they knew that the relevant persons were in the hospital and they were arrested. He used the analogy of the arrest of the underworld: "It is only because of riots or violent demonstrations, so everyone will think that I should do it, but everyone wants to say that if there is a triad society, it is also a hospital. Because I am going to pull the hospital?"

Lu Weicong did not disclose the age and gender of the 11 arrested persons. The Hong Kong University Student Union Academy said that six college students were arrested, four of whom were students from the University of Hong Kong. Two were arrested for loitering and the other two were unknown. At the same time, a city university student was charged with riots and a Baptist university student was not charged after being arrested.

In addition, yesterday, on the Internet, a demonstrator who was injured in the previous day’s conflict and bleeds in the nose and mouth has died. The HA issued a press release last night to clarify that public hospitals have received injuries related to demonstrations in the past two days. No one died. The HA pointed out that as of 10 pm last night, a total of 81 injured persons involved in the demonstrations, including 57 men and 24 women, went to the Accident and Emergency Department of 10 public hospitals, aged between 15 and 66. At present, there are still three men and two women injured, and all the conditions are stable.

As for the tear gas bombed by the police, the 48-year-old Hong Kong radio station driver who had a heart pause was stable, but the response was still somewhat slow. The doctor suggested that he continue to stay in hospital for observation. He told Hong Kong and Taiwan that the tear gas was thrown from all sides at the time of the incident. The vehicle he was driving stopped at the CITIC Building and could not leave the scene, so he could only escape from the gap between the car and the car. He was stunned after being hit by a tear gas.
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[Tony Tan]

HK Jails and Prisons will be filled up this week! HUAT AH!

 

[KuanTi01]

HK police should fire live bullets. If still cannot quell the rioters, the PLA garrison can be summoned to action. No mercy. Culling in progress!

 

[democracy my butt]

Huat Ah! Not the Rioters cannot withstand hurt and pains go to hospital but got arrested there in big numbers!

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醫學界：警公院拉人異於慣常 醫管局應保障病人資料

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2019年6月15日 上午5:45

醫管局表示會保障病人私隱，收集病人資料恪守閱覽權限。
【本報訊】香港公共醫療醫生協會等四個醫學界組織，以及醫學界立法會議員陳沛然昨日發表聯合聲明，質疑警方在公立醫院拘捕求診及正接受治療的示威者，與慣常做法有異，認為便衣探員游走醫院範圍，不但有機會侵犯病人私隱，亦引起醫生與傷者之間的猜疑，提醒警方盡量避免在醫院內採取拘捕行動，避免傷者害怕求診，加重傷勢，並要求醫院管理局確保所有病人資料得到保障。

聲明指出，根據醫生專業守則，除非有法庭命令或病人同意，否則醫生並無理由向第三方提供病人私隱資料；任何人如果侵犯病人私隱，醫護人員應作適當保護和提醒；縱使執法部門有工作需要，警方亦須循正常途徑採取行動。

疑警聽到病人醫護對話

香港公共醫療醫生協會會長馬仲儀昨於電台節目指，聽聞近日多間醫院急症室加派了駐守的軍裝警員，個別大型醫院的急症室更多了便衣探員，聚精會神留意有外傷的病人。她表示，不排除有警員在急症室分流站聽到病人和醫護人員的對話，辨識到受傷的示威者，繼而作出拘捕行動。她擔心有受傷示威者因為害怕被拘捕而拒絕求醫，延誤醫治，強調醫護人員有專業守則，不會輕易向警方透露病人病情。

醫院管理局回應時重申，醫院在急救時會以病人安全為首要考慮，不會受其他與臨床無關的活動影響，該局亦會保障病人私隱，收集病人資料均以臨床需要為基礎，並恪守閱覽權限，強調公立醫院有既定機制處理執法人員索取病人資料的要求，前線醫護如有疑問，可向上級或醫管局重大事故控制中心查詢。



The medical profession: the police station is different from the usual habits. The HA should protect patient information.
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June 15, 2019, 5:45 am


The HA has stated that it will protect the privacy of patients and collect patient information to maintain their reading rights.
The HA has stated that it will protect the privacy of patients and collect patient information to maintain their reading rights.

[Reporter] The four medical organizations such as the Hong Kong Association of Public Medical Doctors and the medical legislator Chen Peiran issued a joint statement yesterday questioning the demonstrators who were arrested and treated in public hospitals, which is different from the usual practice. It is believed that plainclothes detectives are not allowed to invade the patient's privacy. They also cause suspicion between doctors and the wounded. They remind the police to avoid taking arrests in the hospital to avoid the fear of seeking treatment and aggravating the injury. The Hospital Authority ensures that all patient data is protected.

According to the doctor's code of practice, unless there is a court order or patient consent, there is no reason for the doctor to provide patient privacy information to third parties; if anyone infringes the patient's privacy, the medical staff should provide appropriate protection and reminders; even if the law enforcement department There is a need for work and the police must take action in the normal way.

The suspect heard the patient's medical dialogue

Ma Chung-yee, president of the Hong Kong Public Medical Doctors Association, said in a radio program yesterday that a number of uniformed police officers were stationed in the Accident and Emergency Departments of several hospitals. The emergency rooms of some large hospitals have more plainclothes agents, and they are paying attention to patients with trauma. She said that it was not ruled out that police officers heard the dialogue between the patient and the medical staff at the Accident and Emergency Department diversion station, identified the injured demonstrators, and then proceeded to arrest. She is worried that injured demonstrators will refuse to seek medical treatment because of fear of being arrested, delay medical treatment, and emphasize that medical personnel have professional codes and will not easily disclose the patient's condition to the police.

In response, the Hospital Authority reiterated that hospitals should consider patient safety as the primary consideration in first aid and will not be affected by other activities unrelated to clinical practice. The Department will also protect patient privacy and collect patient information based on clinical needs. Adhere to the reading authority, emphasizing that public hospitals have established mechanisms to deal with the requirements of law enforcement officers to obtain patient information. If there is any doubt, frontline medical care can be consulted by the superior or the HA's major accident control center.

 

[red amoeba]

Those hk monkeys don’t know what’s good for them. Send in PLA tanks. Only then will they know Xi is not to be trifled with.

 

[syed putra]

This extradition thing is like applying china law on hong kong. Investors will flee to sinkieland or manila.

 

[democracy my butt]

This extradition thing is like applying china law on hong kong. Investors will flee to sinkieland or manila.

Only Singapore will believe in these bankrupted beggars and call them investors.

ONLY CHINESE ARE RICH OF CAPITAL THESE DAYS all the rest are negligible bankrupted beggars. Golden Escalator also flu to Beijing to seek safe place to park his funds. Nowhere else is safe.

 

[Rogue Trader]

Those hk monkeys don’t know what’s good for them. Send in PLA tanks. Only then will they know Xi is not to be trifled with.

The Hongkie police are up against the wall. The top brass know if they fail at quelling this round of riots Beijing will step in. And the word is going round that riot drones may be used in future. Then we'll really be living in a Robocop type dystopian future

 

[Tony Tan]

The Hongkie police are up against the wall. The top brass know if they fail at quelling this round of riots Beijing will step in. And the word is going round that riot drones may be used in future. Then we'll really be living in a Robocop type dystopian future

Xijinping should personally sound stern warning to HK that they are fucked up and corrupted and slack and lazy as well as spoiled, lagging too far behind development of China and became a burden, despite given lots of support and privileges. They are fucking spoiled kids.

The warning should be to abolish all the 1 country 2 system benefits and privileges, abolish all election and freedom / democracy. Dump all the crappy Chow Ang Moh rubbish out and impose strict Chinese law, or even stricter MARTIAL LAW, if they want to continue to be naughty boys.

Xi should give HK 24 month of probation before martial laws.

Tanks come they will feel the fucking heat!

HK must get a taste of WU JING 武警 militarized police force.

 

[Rogue Trader]

Xijinping should personally sound stern warning to HK that they are fucked up and corrupted and slack and lazy as well as spoiled, lagging too far behind development of China and became a burden, despite given lots of support and privileges. They are fucking spoiled kids.

The warning should be to abolish all the 1 country 2 system benefits and privileges, abolish all election and freedom / democracy. Dump all the crappy Chow Ang Moh rubbish out and impose strict Chinese law, or even stricter MARTIAL LAW, if they want to continue to be naughty boys.

Xi should give HK 24 month of probation before martial laws.

Tanks come they will feel the fucking heat!

HK must get a taste of WU JING 武警 militarized police force.
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Why waste so much manpower? just send traitor snake called Yap keng ho as 无间道 enough liao

 

[aerobwala]

This extradition thing is like applying china law on hong kong. Investors will flee to sinkieland or manila.

1,2,3, all together, HUAT AH

 

[Froggy]

Fuck you la @Tony Tan

 

[Tony Tan]

Fuck you la @Tony Tan

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HK Pussy aunty is UNFIT TO RULE!

Xi should dismiss her and roll tanks!

Minority of peasants are not to be embolden and SPOILED ANY FURTHER!

Extradition Law exist everywhere and is well justified. No nonsense to TOLERATE OPPOSITION & OPPORTUNISTS!