As violence spreads, police act
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Hong Kong police yesterday said there has been escalated violence in protests and assemblies over the past two months, pledging every effort to bring all offenders to justice.
Tse Chun-chung, chief superintendent of the public relations branch, said radical acts have sprung up and spread out across various districts.
鈥淭he escalation and extension of violence have caused widespread fear among the public,鈥 he said.
Tse cited unlawful and violent acts, including setting barricades on major roads, dismantling railings, tying up innocent visitors, throwing petrol bombs and hitting civilians and reporters.
鈥淭hese radical protesters are tearing our society apart and tearing down our core values, including the rule of law,鈥 Tse said, adding everyone is paying the price.
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