市民被打警署落閘唔受理，警察包庇黑社會？

In 2004, we have the classic Hong Kong film, The Dark Knight which tells the story of a killer and a prostitute who died in the blink of an eye for 24 hours In 2019, Hong Kong actually filmed a film, The Dark Knight The West Railway's Yuen Long Metro Station was attacked for nearly 8 hours Passengers were attacked by a group of white-clad people with wooden sticks, iron bars, and other weapons The scene of the gangsters hitting people in the film was actually filmed in a public place The screams and cries of the citizens and the traces of blood on the ground are all very impressive Hello everyone, I'm Wing-Yen Welcome to this episode of The Dark Knight In this series, we will focus on Hong Kong's original cases, strange cases, and major cases Today, I would like to talk about the 721 Yuen Long attack 5 years ago At 8.30 p.m. on July 21, 2019 A group of white-clad people gathered in Yuen Long They were holding flags, flags, and other items They were in a hurry One of them found them But no one knew what they wanted to do Why did a group of white-clad people suddenly appear at the scene? Actually, there is evidence On July 11, at the inauguration of the 18th Hong Kong City Council Hong Kong Liaison Office Minister of the New Work Department, Lee Kye-hee said that he wanted to expel the pro-violence forces in Yuen Long and expel the demonstrators He also said that the villagers who love Hong Kong should not allow the rioters to enter Yuen Long If they come in, they must drive them away and so on On July 15, the Legislative Council Member, Ho Kwan-yew said on social media The past is the past, and the present is the future Now they come to Yuen Long to cause trouble Yuen Long welcomes them How will you greet them when you come? The more people they come, the faster the movement of Yuen Long and Luk Heung will be able to defeat them After these two remarks, the demonstrators were in big trouble On July 19, on Sunday On the afternoon of the 5th, the pro-recovery march was launched again A large number of citizens went to places such as Central, Shanghai, and Xihuan There were demonstrators who fled to the outside wall of the Liaison Office and the National Assembly Afterward, the police confronted the citizens in Shanghuan The police fired multi-ray grenades, pepper bombs, and second-hand rubber bullets close to them to kill the crowd According to CCTV, around 11 p.m. A train from Hongham to Tianshuiwei stopped at Yuen Long Station Passengers saw a young man rushing into the train in a panic and asked if he was injured Then everyone heard the noise of the crowd coming from the lower hall No one knew what happened No one predicted that they would experience a 20-minute horror encounter At this time, there was no sign of the Hong Kong Railway staff on the platform The man who was looking for an ambulance just now asked for help He said there was a male nurse in the carriage So he and his girlfriend rushed out of the train to the lobby to see what happened Other passengers felt helpless and dared not act rashly So they stayed in the carriage The atmosphere was quite quiet Suddenly, the sound of the footsteps broke the calmness Many passengers ran from the lobby in a transparent manner and rushed into the carriage Some shouted loudly Someone was beating people in the lobby Passengers in the carriage were nervous and afraid of being beaten Before it was too late At this time, several people in white clothes with sticks and ladders rushed into the carriage and shouted loudly Some shouted loudly because they were beaten Some shouted loudly because they were afraid The gangsters with the first-hand offensive weapons unreservedly attacked the unarmed citizens These citizens are old and young Most of them are ordinary people and not demonstrators But everyone couldn't show up Because those gangsters beat people without any reason The night before the conflict some citizens received a warning from the police telling the residents of Yuen Long not to walk on the street in black Some residents of Yuen Long received a notice saying that on Sunday night there would be 500 gangsters After dark, there was a riot in Yuen Long West Railway and Hsing Railway and the base mainly against people in black In addition, there are rumors on the Internet that Yuen Long gangsters gathered many people in white and tied red ropes around the decorations to beat the citizens who wore black clothes and wore masks and tried to return home after the riot I didn't expect this to happen At 10.40 p.m. for the first time, a group of white-clad people entered the Hong Kong Railway station to chase after a black-clad woman A woman helped to separate and stop them Later, a large group of white-clad people with ladders and other weapons entered the station and quarreled with the citizens in the lobby They chased after the citizens with sticks and kicked and threw water bottles at the people in the station Some of the citizens were beaten to death Some of the residents in the station sprayed firecrackers and tried to separate the white-clad people A young man was sent in and covered in bruises The bruises left by the beating were painful to look at Some passengers began to call 999 but all were cut off There were no police in the station not even a subway staff The panic spread throughout the station Passengers were afraid that the next victim would be themselves and began to worry that a car accident could occur At 11.05 p.m. the train stopped and opened the door Many white-clad people rushed into the car to attack the passengers At that time, a large number of passengers fled the car due to fear Hong Kong Railway announced that the train stop service was to ask all passengers to leave the car via radio During this time, some citizens were shocked and some passengers threw their glasses to the white-clad people and were hit on the ground In addition, unknowing parents continued to bring young children into the station. The situation was very dangerous I only saw a Hong Kong Railway staff standing at the door and telling everyone that our train stop service asked everyone to leave the car The staff behind were some white-clad people with wooden sticks and ladders The staff did not make any movements to stop the train In addition, there were no police at the station The passengers' fear was obvious After a long and frightening 20 minutes the train finally left In addition to the citizens reporters interviewed at the station also became targets of attack For example, reporter He Guilan and the camera operator were also thrown out of the station When the Democratic Legislative Council member Lam Cheuk-ting arrived at the scene he was surrounded by many white-clad people in the train, his mouth was injured and his right hand was hit many times When the video was shot two military police appeared at Yuen Long Station but did not return and turned away Later, the police said the two patrol officers thought the equipment was insufficient After assessing the situation they thought they could not handle more than 100 people fighting so they left to ask for reinforcements The police's support team arrived at 23.20 but there were no more white-clad people The citizens in the station were angry at the police's delay and kept accusing the on-site police that their wives were beaten and that they should come now and called the police In fact, at around 8 p.m. the district council and the Legislative Council had called the police because of the large number of white-clad people At 10 p.m. many citizens called the police and accused the white-clad people of beating people However, the first time the police appeared was almost an hour after the incident and left after a brief explanation When the police appeared a second time the first round of white-clad people's attacks had ended and left the scene Later, when the white-clad people launched the second round of attacks there were no more police Half an hour later, the white-clad people retreated to the south side of the village and let the police arrive at the scene but did not take any arrests What was the situation at the Tianshui Police Station? At 12.57 a.m. a large number of citizens surrounded the Tianshui Police Station At this time, the police station was already closed Through the half-transparent fence it was clear to see that many police officers were standing inside Some people shouted If you don't come out, we will go to Yuen Long Give you 10 minutes Come out, come out The citizens want to report the case Why do you go to Yuen Long? Is there no one rushing? What are you afraid of? Sir, is it closed? Open the gate, open the gate, open the gate Sir, if you don't come out we will go to Yuen Long to help We must legally use the right to arrest citizens We have the right to protect Hong Kong citizens Protecting and serving Hong Kong citizens is your duty A young man outside the police station said to others If the police don't come out in 10 minutes they will go to Yuen Long to set up a civilian self-defense team and arrest the gangsters Under the shouts of a large group of people the police first opened the door and let two people enter the police station and then closed the door The people outside have lost patience and confidence in the police Someone posted on the gate with the words Hong Kong police know the law and so on Some people think that the gangsters have the intention to attack the civilians and intend to create panic so it can be defined as a terrorist attack The Democratic Party further criticized the police for covering up the gangsters and colluding with the gang to attack the anti-recovery movement After the 7.21 Yuen Long attack at least 45 people were injured including a pregnant woman One of them was in critical condition and 5 others were seriously injured More than 500 people were on duty that day However, only 7 people were sentenced The term of sentence was 3.5 to 7 years Until today no police officer has been charged for the 7.21 incident The Legislative Council member who shook hands with the gangsters that night also continued to resign Those who should be punished have not been punished What about the innocent victims? The first press conference held after the incident was attended by more than 40 people who were involved in the 7.21 incident There were only 20 people left Four years later, only two people were willing to stand up for the interview There were nine people who sought justice Later, the Legislative Council member Lam Cheuk-ting and lawyer Ho Chun-yan were all sentenced When the 7.21 incident happened a 64-year-old woman took the subway home She saw a white-collar officer who accidentally fell down while running up the stairs and was injured She had to be replaced Four years later, the media interviewed her The poor old lady's body was not fully recovered She couldn't get used to the police station's closed doors She said, I am an ordinary citizen but you are police officers and you pay the bills This is your job, right? Mrs. Lam claimed that in the past few years the victims of the 7.21 incident were treated coldly until they gave up the pursuit Each victim had their own considerations Some were concerned about their families and didn't dare to speak up Some were afraid of affecting business and chose to remain silent Some felt that they were already recovered and didn't need to repeat the past So they all gave up the pursuit As for other people's choices Mrs. Lam felt helpless and disappointed and couldn't do anything Even her own high-profile pursuit was opposed by her family She felt very sad Why didn't her family support her? She later learned from her daughter that her family wasn't afraid of taking risks They were worried about her Why wasn't Mrs. Lam worried about hurting her children? If she gave up the pursuit I'm afraid no one would remember this incident Over the years Mrs. Lam's health has not recovered Her life was also affected by the incident First of all, there was a 5-inch scar on her leg It was a mark from the repair work After all, a piece of metal was inserted into the body so Mrs. Lam's joints often felt cold She needed to wear protective clothing in winter Her legs also became less flexible Every time she went down the stairs her legs would shake She was afraid that she would fall again She also had PTSD which is Traumatic Stress Disorder She used to be active but became very narrow and didn't dare to go out She would often hide at home especially on special days She was even more afraid of going out She was afraid that something bad would happen to her She also needed to see a psychiatrist She didn't know when the trauma would go away Another 23-year-old chef, Mr. So was raped by a group of white-collar workers when he came home from work He was beaten with a sledgehammer to the point that his body was full of scars He became a landmark figure in the news Among so many victims only he and Mrs. Lam continued to speak out Last year, when he was interviewed by Guangchuanmei he said that there was no result from the investigation How could they just kill him? He didn't force Hong Kongers to remember 721 He said that time will tell whether he can find out the truth or not The next generation in Hong Kong may not know what happened to 721 Everything is not solved yet You want me to put the incident down and look forward I can't do it But if I can't solve it I won't take the next step I don't think it's necessary to ruin my life I have to live with it It's been five years since the 721 attack Who was the man in white with a sledgehammer and a wooden stick? Was he a villager or a gang member? The police did not appear for exactly 39 minutes Why? Or the police have been watching everything from a hidden corner? Is the police-gang conflict real? Whether it's the 721 incident or the Chen Yanlin incident or the Zhou Zhiluo building incident All of these incidents have aroused the public's distrust of the police and the police force In the end, everyone just wants a fair trial The painful part is that everyone thinks this trial won't happen The relatives of the 721 incident They want to know not only who hit them but also if there is still hope in Hong Kong What else can we do for Hong Kong? That's all for today If you like our stories please subscribe and follow us See you next time Bye