Razors, Scissors Recovered From Clash Site: Police

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2019-06-10 HKT 18:46

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  • Police display knives and scissors which they say were found at the scene of violent clashes on Sunday. Photo: RTHK

    Police display knives and scissors which they say were found at the scene of violent clashes on Sunday. Photo: RTHK

  • One official described things left behind by protesters as 'alarming'. Photo: RTHK

    One official described things left behind by protesters as 'alarming'. Photo: RTHK

Senior police superintendent Lee Kwai-wah

Police said on Monday that they've recovered some items like razor blades and scissors from the site of violent clashes that erupted overnight outside the Legco complex.

Eight officers were injured in the confrontations that followed a mass protest rally against the extradition bill.

Senior superintendent Lee Kwai-wah said 19 people have been arrested in connection with the clashes so far – but added that more arrests are likely as officers continue to gather evidence.

They are alleged to have taken part in an illegal assembly outside the Legislative Council and in Wan Chai.

Police eventually cornered more than 350 people who they believed to have taken over part of Gloucester Road for a short time overnight outside the old Wan Chai Police Station. They were released, but only after leaving their details with police.

“They are quite young, over 81 percent [are] under 25 years old. I would highlight that, also, some of the things left behind from them is quite alarming. Including some so-called the weapon, including some knives, some scissors and all the things,” said Lee.

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