After one year, #HKPoliceBrutality intensifies. Tonight #hkpolice suddenly charged at unarmed #HKers causing chaos that made a pregnant woman fallen on the ground. #Police then pepper-sprayed reporters to stop them from reporting. #HongKongProtests
@SolomonYue@SecPompeo@hkpoliceforce The pregnant woman was pushed to the ground after being choked on neck by HKpopo,another evidence of extreme brutality exerted on innocent citizens.
Journalists nearby were then pepper sprayed.Her husband was assaulted by popo and arrested for disorderly conduct in public space.
@lukedepulford @ssjdjsjjskw The pregnant woman was pushed to the ground after being choked on neck by HKpopo,another evidence of extreme brutality exerted on innocent citizens.
Journalists nearby were then pepper sprayed.Her husband was assaulted by popo and arrested for disorderly conduct in public space.
Terrible police violence once again, and none of these Hong Kong police officers will undergo any forms of investigation. The autocracy feeds them.
We need justice to be done.
#FreeHK#StandWithHongKong
Police grabbed and pushed down pregnant women, pepper sprayed her husband and others in Mong Kok on 1yr after August 31st incident via https://t.co/BmUn1iEQT5 #HongKongProtests
@JackHHazlewood The pregnant woman was pushed to the ground after being choked on neck by HKpopo,another evidence of extreme brutality exerted on innocent citizens.
Journalists nearby were then pepper sprayed.Her husband was assaulted by popo and arrested for disorderly conduct in public space.
More horrifying video emerging on Telegram of the pregnant woman who was pushed to the ground by the HK Police in Mong Kok tonight. The man in black trying to protect her is her husband. Excruciating just to watch.
Hong Kongers in New York mark last year's police storming of Prince Edward MTR on August 31, laying flowers at a mock-up of the station (protest anthem ‘Glory to HK’ plays)