Actor Gregory Wong, Activist Arrested: Reports

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2019-09-30 HKT 12:45

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  • Ventus Lau (left) and Gregory Wong (right) were reportedly taken from their homes on Monday morning. File photo: RTHK

    Ventus Lau (left) and Gregory Wong (right) were reportedly taken from their homes on Monday morning. File photo: RTHK

Pro-democracy actor Gregory Wong and activist Ventus Lau have reportedly been arrested on suspicion of conspiracy to commit criminal damage and forcible entry into the Legislative Council.

Former Demosisto lawmaker Nathan Law confirmed the arrests on his Facebook page, saying Wong was taken by police from his home on Monday morning and was being detained at Wan Chai Police Station.

Lau, meanwhile, was said to be held at Castle Peak Police Station.

The charges are believed to relate to a protest at the Legco complex on July 1, when the building was broken into and vandalised.

Wong, who has starred in films including Lan Kwai Fong and The Menu, was often seen at anti-government demonstrations over the summer.

Lau had organised some of the extradition bill protests.

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