#HongKong police have arrested three men over a raid on a watch store in Tsim Sha Tsui on Saturday in which goods worth more than HK$10 million were stolen
It seems that the fire is mainly on the second floor of the warehouse. Yellow smoke is coming out of the building
Hong Kong national security police arrest 2 men over allegedly possessing seditious publications
Another demo axed in the "new" Hong Kong era. After accepting the police suggestion that they cancel the march, the Hong Kong Taoist Association held a rally at Maple Street Playground instead
Even Putin knows 2014 Maidan protests were a successful popular uprisings. The term coup didn't even appear until Russia repackaged it as one years later for lazy people whose opinions on Ukraine were spoon fed to them by Oliver Stone's propaganda piece, Ukraine on Fire
1 year agoFirefighters battle blaze in Hong Kong shopping district
1 year agoMajor fire breaks out in Hong Kong.
1 year agoSkyscraper under construction on fire in Hong Kong
How Hong Kong police cracked the case of model Abby Choi's grisly murder: vehicle GPS records and security camera footage from homes and parked cars led them to village house where body parts were found
Hong Kong protests: IT engineer gets 40 months' jail for transport of more than 24kg of flammable chemicals in foiled 2021 bomb plot
Man with 40 mobile phones strapped to his body arrested at Hong Kong border
Man with 40 mobile phones strapped to his body arrested at Hong Kong border link
A total of 22 people were arrested between the five months, including 15 secondary school students. This also made the operate one with the largest number of under-aged persons. Among the 22 arrestees, 13 (11 students) were charged with #NSL in 2 separate cases
Hong Kong police beef up security at court after window shattered by suspected airgun pellet on third day of trial of 47 opposition figures
Six men and women were arrested by national security police in the raid over suspicion of selling "seditious books" that allegedly "promote Hong Kong independence and incite to overthrow the Hong Kong and central governments", Cable News reported
No need for speed: Hong Kong police arrest 16 and impound 8 cars, 5 motorcycles in crackdown on illegal street racing
A truck driver and a logistics worker are sentenced to 1yr probation order over guilty plea of "obstructing police officer". Case: they didn't produce ID while unloading goods from a truck bearing "894" on car plate near Victoria Park on June 4
Grandma Wong - who was often seen at the 2019 pro-democracy demonstrations - was taken to Queen Mary Hospital after she was assaulted at a rare protest in Central on Monday. Police told HKFP they arrested a 22-year-old man
2/ Over two dozen people gathered in Central on Monday in solidarity with protests in mainland China against Covid-19 regulations. After around an hour, police erected a cordon and took down the personal details of those gathered
Now in #HongKong: More than a dozen turn out to show solidarity with Chinese protesters, joining calls to mourn victims of #UrumqiFire and support the nationwide demonstration with blank paper & candlelight silently. There are both Hongkongers and mainland Chinese here
Hong Kong gov't appeal against admission of UK lawyer for Jimmy Lai national security case dismissed
2/ Students distributed white A4 paper near the campus Democracy Wall and on University Avenue after mainland protesters used blank placards to demonstrate against strict Covid regulations
Hong Kong police launch arrests over Mirror concert accident, detaining at least 5 workers from stage contractors
Police refused to tell what exactly the posters said but alleged the posters of containing "words that intended to incite hatred against the central government and central leaders" and "expressing discontent against covid restrictions"
A shocking shot of #Hongkong protesters dragged behind the Chinese consulate gates and beaten by consulate staff in Manchester, with protest signs destroyed by security in riot gear and anti-stab vest. Photo by Matthew Leung, The Chaser News
Hong Kong woman, 82, loses HK$6.5 million to phone scammers claiming to be local health official and mainland Chinese policeman
A man arrested over desecrating the Chinese flag in North Point a day after China's National Day has been released on bail. Zakaria Mezouar, 36, appeared before Principal Magistrate Peter Law at Eastern Magistrates' Court on Thursday
The data has been drawn from sources including public reports to the police, the Hong Kong Monetary Authority and third-party databases such as "HK Junk Call
#Bakhmut firefighters and fire station staff shelter (and have a cigarette break) in a doorway during particularly heavy shelling this morning. Despite Russia's relentless shelling of the town for 7 months, they've stayed
Hong Kong 'odd job worker' arrested on suspicion of laundering HK$370 million through string of bank accounts
