Suspected Petrol Bombs Seized At Chinese University
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2019-11-16 HKT 10:13
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Riot police on Saturday morning took away at least one box of suspected petrol bombs from the Chinese University campus - at the same spot where police and students were involved in violent clashes earlier in the week.
But no black-clad protesters were to be seen there after they had retreated on Friday night. Several riot police with long shields went into the area at around 8 o'clock on Saturday morning.
Chief superintendent Rupert Dover was seen leading the squad but he barely spoke to reporters.
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