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An officer stands over a man, identified as a driver for Now News, before he was bound and moved into the police station. Photo: Handout
Hong Kong police apologise for ‘communication problems’ after broadcaster accuses officers of assaulting its driver in station
- Media outlet demands probe into alleged assault against driver, who was restrained outside Mong Kok Police Station on Monday
- Witness reports hearing police shout for man to stop throwing petrol bombs, before force opens fire with ‘unknown ammunition’
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Hong Kong protests
Updated: 11:32pm, 14 Oct, 2019
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An officer stands over a man, identified as a driver for Now News, before he was bound and moved into the police station. Photo: Handout
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