HONG KONG UPDATE 8 OCT 2019
This is a patch-up update.
1. (Pic 1) HK police suddenly charged up onto unsuspecting unmasked and unarmed family, snatched the two parents, leaving crying and terrified child alone on street.
2. (Pic 2-4) Police sets up new "anti-violence" hotline; effectively encourages Mao-era snitching.
3. (Pic 5-8) The pro-CCO taxi car t*error attack on 6 Oct 2019 that left 3 wounded, 2 seriously and 1 lady with both legs broken.
Police now monitoring severely injured lady instead of pro-CCP taxi driver. Taxi driver who carried out t*error attack not arrested; protesting citizen that beat him for trying to kill people was arrested (8 Oct 2019). Violence is not something ppl want, but they resort to it because the police do not do anything/arrest them instead, and if they didn't immobilise attackers, often the attackers continue and result in more casualties.
Taxi driver claims (11 Oct 2019) that someone reached in and pulled on his sterring wheel, causing him to lose control of the taxi. Lies. There is a video of him driving into the crowd twice, of which the second time ended up with the woman pinned to the wall.
Pro-Beijing organisation Safeguard Hong Kong (which includes a grp of business and political leaders) has started a fundraising canpaign for the taxi driver, and intend to award him with HKD520, 000.
Deputy Commissioner of Police, Oscar Kwok Yam-shu, voice support for the taxi driver at a police presscon shorty after the t*error attack. Kwok did not blame the driver, downplayed it as a traffic accident, and instead spent a lot of time criticising the citizens who attacked him.
HKers pointed out that the police did not conduct investigation or collect testimonies and immediately concluded that it was a traffic accident.
Murderer gets rewarded. Victim gets monitored. Defender gets arrested.
4. (Pic 9) HK police force blames journalists for not being careful.
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