This 11 years old children who just shopping with his friend was arrested by #HongKongPolice in Amoy Plaza.
His mother asked the police where they took her son but #hkpolice answered “don’t know”.#hkpolicebrutality #HKPoliceTerrorism #soshk #PassHKHumanRightsAndDemocracyAct pic.twitter.com/eHTaiaRU5l

— .hk.er.😷 (@ilove_hk_er) September 14, 2019

#HongKong lawmaker Junius Ho Kwan-yiu on Saturday night said on Facebook and the Twitter-like Sina Weibo that "rioters had set fire" to his office in Tsuen Wan district, which was vandalized by protesters in July. https://t.co/FvkCTJCCYf pic.twitter.com/yPY4eQr1gL

— Global Times (@globaltimesnews) September 15, 2019

Police at last did the right thing – attempt to arrest #Hongkong First Youth Club Volunteers Group members holding knifes and poured kerosine at Ming Yuen Western St #antiELAB #ExtraditionLaw #HongKongProtests pic.twitter.com/3Y4tRz8PQW

— Galileo Cheng (@galileocheng) September 15, 2019

Three men holding butcher's knives stand on a slope in North Point. They kick two cans of a liquid – which people at the scene believe are flammable – down the slope

Video: SCMP/Phila Siu pic.twitter.com/jFVt3CKFut

— SCMP Hong Kong (@SCMPHongKong) September 15, 2019

Earlier – throwing tear gas grenade towards press at Harcourt Road #antiELAB #ExtraditionLaw #HongKongProtests pic.twitter.com/hOvXA7zLIP

— Galileo Cheng (@galileocheng) September 15, 2019

he's one of the suspects who beat up reporters in fortress hill. unlike protesters, he was allowed to smoke and check his phone when he's detained with two others. #hongkongprotests #hongkong pic.twitter.com/1mnrVl8bnq

— Fion Li (@fion_li) September 15, 2019

this guy in white suddenly charged into fortress hill subway station and beat up at least two men in black, Now TV reports. one man in black got head injury. that happened despite police presence. #hongkongprotests #hongkong https://t.co/xAMslPfeQo @bpolitics pic.twitter.com/xlDMr38hvo

— Fion Li (@fion_li) September 15, 2019

A Fujianese man has spat on @SCMPNews reporter @Lealokkk on North Point tonight as he was filming the situation. He is later arrested.
Absolutely uncivilised act.#antielab #HongKongProtests https://t.co/Rw9XX9C2gN

— Jeffie Lam (@jeffielam) September 15, 2019

residents in the neighborhood are pretty upset, saying the one who got attacked instead of the attackers got detained, Now TV says. #HongKongProtests

Police Deploy Tear Gas, Water Cannons: #HongKong Update https://t.co/xAMslPfeQo @bpolitics pic.twitter.com/69G9tmxL9v

— Fion Li (@fion_li) September 15, 2019

#InternationalDayofDemocracy Fujianese had been attacking passed by and reporters after protest voicing #FiveDemandsNotOneLess . Police have no attempted to arrest any of them. Another manifestation of discriminatory practices of law enforcement in Hong Kong. https://t.co/tfpQzynz2R

— Little Pig🐷 (@nameless_16116) September 15, 2019

OMG, can sbd check if it is true or not? @StandNewsHK @appledaily_hk @BBCWorld @cnni

It is not the first time #HKPoliceState send undercover. pic.twitter.com/7DJElbUdFh

— 小白鼠先生😷 (@shiroihamusan) September 15, 2019

White-shirted men entered Fortress Hill MTR Station and fought with commuters at 8:20pm on Sunday. A journalist was injured.

Full story: https://t.co/FvZrs6m4O5

Photo: Apple Daily screenshot. #hongkong #hongkongprotests #antiELAB pic.twitter.com/ZwTwQyLRio

— Hong Kong Free Press HKFP (@hkfp) September 15, 2019

"5 demands not one less" chant in English at Fortress Hill 21:06 police line #HongKongProtests pic.twitter.com/kYUQ0sYkEd

— Harbour Times & High Tide: 🇭🇰 News (@harbourtimes) September 15, 2019

LIVE: Protests in Hong Kong https://t.co/E4eFEGYBVv

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 15, 2019

BBC News – Hong Kong protests: Petrol bombs and water cannon used in clashes https://t.co/wYgR6jHnJr

— JudgeMental BsC (@JudgementalBsC) September 15, 2019

Two police officers pin down a man wearing black at Amoy Plaza in Kowloon Bay this afternoon. Police remain at the scene. Pro-Beijingers were seen waving Chinese flags there earlier (Video: Telegram) pic.twitter.com/n3pNv7y5qK

— Rachel Blundy (@rachelblundy) September 14, 2019

Chaotic scenes in Amoy Plaza, Kowloon Bay right now as people force police to leave. Intermittent shouts of “triads”. Video @Rthk_news #hongkongprotests pic.twitter.com/izhgrwKOOM

— Rachel Blundy (@rachelblundy) September 14, 2019

Fake reporter got caught by reporters. They are asking him for a press ID, or his youtube channel. He doesn't have either. When asked what's his company website, he said his company doesn't have one#HongKong #HongKongProtests pic.twitter.com/7gePMIyWKq

— woppa 🎗😷 (@Woppa1Woppa) September 15, 2019

Today, 15 Sep 2019, Hong Kong Police starts shooting reporters with water cannon. #FightforFreedpm #StandwithHK #FreeHongKong #antiELAB #5DemandsNot1Less #GlobalConnect #PoliceBrutality #HKProtests #HongKongProtests #EyeforHK pic.twitter.com/Di5ALJY25W

— ChowTart 💙💛 HK supports Ukraine (@tArtcHow) September 15, 2019

Firefighters extinguish a fire at an entrance of Hong Kong's Wan Chai subway station.

Wan Chai and Admiralty stations are both closed now #antiELAB #HongKongProtests #香港 pic.twitter.com/xhzsuTXTSR

— Bloomberg Originals (@bbgoriginals) September 15, 2019

HK protesters they beating normal ppl pic.twitter.com/psAi1cGeCx

— 了机 (@NotonlyoneC) September 15, 2019

#HKPolice kick #China flag by foot.

香港警察用腳踢開中國國旗 pic.twitter.com/jimVfBakaD

— ☆:**:. ℭ𝔢𝔷𝔞𝔫𝔫𝔢 🇭🇰 ᶜᶜᴾ 👎🏻 .:**:.☆ (@CriticalCezanne) September 15, 2019

Young people are being arrested for no reason nowadays, even if you are merely only going downstairs for dinner. https://t.co/LlYr94iJdU

— Denise Ho (@hoccgoomusic) September 15, 2019

Hong Kong now in its 15th weekend in a row of anti-government protests. Chanting demonstrators filing through Wan Chai towards Central. pic.twitter.com/m6wVrbQJXF

— Emma Clark (@emmaclarkuk) September 15, 2019

Week 15 of Hong Kong protests. At this point, it’s about democracy and a refusal to normalize police militarization, immunity and abuse of power. Police banned this march but people showed up anyway, families with young children & black bloc protesters marching side by side pic.twitter.com/kOgrsxCrKG

— Elaine Yu (@yuenok) September 15, 2019

Protesters retreated and then regrouped after the top of the water cannon vehicle caught fire at one point. Blue dye out. #hongkongprotests pic.twitter.com/p9xsIRXxtz

— Joanne Wong (@JOceanW) September 15, 2019

#HKRioters hurl petrol bombs & set fire outside #HongKong government buildings and vandalize metro stations.
Roads are blocked, several metro stations are forced to close. pic.twitter.com/5hiiRtifkK

— China Xinhua News (@XHNews) September 15, 2019

Police have also fired rubber bullets. In Admiralty, HKFP observed a tear gas cannister fired at journalists.

In full: https://t.co/kmLJLFCnSX. Photo: RTHK screenshot. #hongkong #hongkongprotests #antiELAB pic.twitter.com/TbtEvuAEaJ

— Hong Kong Free Press HKFP (@hkfp) September 15, 2019

Hong Kong protesters burnt a Chinese flag as police warned they would start "dispersal operations" to break up an unauthorized march that paralyzed the city center https://t.co/wX8YUIPaXJ pic.twitter.com/wTYzdysQpJ

— Bloomberg (@business) September 15, 2019

Radical protesters also occupied Harcourt Road in Admiralty, vandalizing the Central Government Complex and repeatedly throwing petrol bombs inside, posing a serious threat to the safety of citizens and police officers at scene. #HongKong #香港 pic.twitter.com/asi9GqsUsQ

— Global Times (@globaltimesnews) September 15, 2019

🇭🇰 There's high security once again at Hong Kong's Central MTR subway station on the 15th weekend of #antiELAB #HongKongProtests #香港 pic.twitter.com/lxmMKQfcHR

— Bloomberg Originals (@bbgoriginals) September 15, 2019

Dozens of riot police walk towards Hong Kong's Wan Chai district from Central #HongKongProtests #antiELAB #香港 pic.twitter.com/FRAAYFtqZj

— Bloomberg Originals (@bbgoriginals) September 15, 2019