Earlier – The air inside is filled with gasoline and police R team at least fired 4 shots to disperse protestors near Wan Chai Station Exit A4 #antiELAB #ExtraditionLaw #HongKongProtests pic.twitter.com/eRi4gQpGvs

— Galileo Cheng (@galileocheng) September 29, 2019

Protester was brutally beaten by Hong Kong police #HongKongProtester #PoliceBrutality #DemocracyForHK pic.twitter.com/omPXBByEqW

— kk225 (@kk22511) September 29, 2019

Earlier – Tear gas fired around Hennessy Road #antiELAB #ExtraditionLaw #HongKongProtests pic.twitter.com/Na8Vt7qIfL

— Galileo Cheng (@galileocheng) September 29, 2019

In Pictures: Water cannon, tear gas and Molotovs as police and protesters clash in high-speed Hong Kong Island chase https://t.co/1r2nUhRnnz #hongkong #hongkongprotests #antiELAB #china @holmeschan_

— Hong Kong Free Press HKFP (@hkfp) September 29, 2019

I saw a spent cartridge casing on the ground. Did this cop fire his Glock? Did any protester get shot? https://t.co/mIbp0PjoSp

— Solomon Yue (@SolomonYue) September 29, 2019

An arrestee spurted blood after being bitterly beaten by #HongKongPolice. For the other, rounds of kicking and smashing with batons after the arrestee yelled his name for legal aid. https://t.co/TZd5eMdY6D

— Demosistō 香港眾志 😷 (@demosisto) September 29, 2019

Day 113: 29/9/2019

Breaking – Wan Chai
警灣仔修頓喬裝示威者 伸縮警棍驅散人群
Police officers dressed up as protesters, dispersing from within the crowd with their extendable batons in Wan Chai.#antiELABhk #PoliceBrutality #PoliceTerrorism @FreedomHKG @Fight4HongKong @anti_elab pic.twitter.com/cNp1oYBwnp

— BlessHK3😷 (@BlessHK3) September 29, 2019

People have been trapped in Admiralty MTR station. This is how they are escaping. pic.twitter.com/e1miR3UKq1

— Nathan VanderKlippe (@nvanderklippe) September 29, 2019

Police R team, better known as Raptors, rushed out from Johnston Road and loaded Federal Riot Gun and pointing directly at people. Retreated after 5mins #antiELAB #ExtraditionLaw #HongKongProtests pic.twitter.com/cJQukgX1K0

— Galileo Cheng (@galileocheng) September 29, 2019

Causeway Bay's SOGO department store has announced it will not open on Sunday, in anticipation of #HongKong's anti-authoritarianism march, for which participants have not applied for police permission.

Full story: https://t.co/eSYztPjoym#hongkongprotests #antiELAB pic.twitter.com/yR1rjuT8fm

— Hong Kong Free Press HKFP (@hkfp) September 29, 2019

Oriental Daily reported that a woman was already taken away by riot police in Causeway Bay around 12:30pm, two hours before protesters had even planned to gather.

Full story: https://t.co/sMwo0pMahz

Photo: Telegram. #hongkong #hongkongprotests #antiELAB pic.twitter.com/PbtsU7KsNU

— Hong Kong Free Press HKFP (@hkfp) September 29, 2019