The 12-year-old girl was pushed to the ground by officers on September 6 in Mong Kok. Police had dropped a fixed penalty notice issued to a 12-year-old girl, where she was tackled by an officer on September 6 amid social unrest in Mong Kok. Police said they have received complaints regarding one of their issuance of the fixed penalty notice on September 6, and have withdrawn the notice after reviewing the incident. The girl and her brother were given fixed penalty notices in Mong Kok that day for violating social distancing rules – even though their family said they were out only to buy crayons. Yu said he will help the pair to follow up on their complaint against the police and demand an apology from the police chief.

Source: The Standard November 19, 2020 05:48 UTC