District Councillor Charged With Disorder In Protest
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2020-11-17 HKT 17:58
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A Sha Tin district councillor has been charged with disorder in a public place in connection with a protest in May.
Raymond Li announced on his Facebook page that he was arrested on Tuesday morning for his role in a rally on Hong Kong Island on May 24 this year.
The 25-year-old said authorities accused him of behaving in a “noisy and disorderly manner” during the protest against Beijing’s plan to introduce a national security law in the SAR.
Li has been released on bail, pending a court appearance on Monday.
The police confirmed the arrest of a man in Sha Tin for alleged disorder in a public place, saying he had acted in a rowdy manner and provoked others under the Canal Road Flyover in Causeway Bay.
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