22 Nov 2020獨媒#948
Police arrest Wang Baiyu Timothy Hin Long Lee, say one person will face additional charges after imitation firearms found at home
警方今早拘捕在今年被取消的立法會選舉中，參選區議會（第二）界別的元朗區議員王百羽、九龍城區議員李軒朗和一名公司董事。他們被指涉嫌「串謀詐騙」，警方下午見記者交代案情，商業罪案調查科訛騙案調查組警司葉永林表示，接獲市民報案，投訴有候選人涉嫌提交虛假資料，虛報選舉開支以取得政府的選舉資助。而在拘捕行動中，在其中一人家中搜獲8支仿製長槍、17支仿製手槍、仿製彈藥和木製的弓。
Police arrested this morning Wang Baiyu, a Yuen Long district councillor who stood in the District Council (Second) constituency in this year's cancelled Legislative Council election, Kowloon City district councillor Timothy Hin Long Lee, and a company director. They are suspected of conspiracy to defraud. At a press briefing in the afternoon, Senior Superintendent Yip Wing-lam of the Commercial Crime Bureau's Fraud Investigation Team said police had received a public report alleging that candidates had submitted false information and falsely declared election expenses to obtain government election funding. During the arrests, police found eight imitation rifles, 17 imitation pistols, imitation ammunition and a wooden bow at one of the persons' homes.
22 Nov 2020獨媒#950
【12 Hong Kong Residents】“Anonymous” State-Appointed Lawyer Contacts Families, Refuses to Change Lawyers and Says There Will Be New Developments Before Month-End
12名港人涉嫌觸犯內地「偷越國（邊）境罪」或「組織他人偷越邊境」，被關押於鹽田看守所，至今有93日。早前，多名家屬陸續收到12港人的親筆信，惟有家屬直言不相信信件是在自願情況下書寫，亦有家屬稱收信後感到「安心咗」。部分家屬陸續收到自稱官派律師的人聯絡，惟對方拒絕告之自己的名字或提供委托證明書，亦拒絕更換律師，只稱11月30日是公安局的最後偵查期限，在這之前會有進一步結果。
The 12 Hong Kong residents, suspected of violating the mainland offences of illegally crossing the national (border) boundary or organising others to illegally cross the border, have been held at Yantian Detention Centre for 93 days. Earlier, several families received handwritten letters from the 12 Hong Kong residents. Some family members said frankly that they did not believe the letters had been written voluntarily, while others said they felt “reassured” after receiving the letters. Some families have also been contacted by people claiming to be state-appointed lawyers. However, the people refused to disclose their names or provide proof of authorisation, and also refused to change lawyers, saying only that November 30 was the Public Security Bureau’s final investigation deadline and that there would be further developments before then.
22 Nov 2020立場新聞#951
Accused of Money Laundering and Funding Secession, D100 Online Radio Host Jess Detained for About 40 Hours and Granted HK$200,000 Bail Pending Investigation
傑斯、其妻及助手被警務處國安處扣留約 40 小時後，獲准以保釋候查。
After being detained by the Police National Security Department for about 40 hours, Jess, his wife and his assistant were released on bail pending investigation.
22 Nov 2020立場新聞#952
Accused of Money Laundering and Funding Secession, D100 Host Jace Detained for About 40 Hours and Granted HK$200,000 Bail
網台 D100 Radio 主持人傑斯（尹耀昇）、其妻曾碧雲及助手利寶麗昨日（21 日）被警務處國安處拘捕，由傑斯發起的「千個爸媽，台灣助學」計劃被指涉嫌洗黑錢及資助分裂國家。被扣留約 40 小時後，傑斯今晚獲准以 20 萬港元保釋候查，離開灣仔警署，8 星期後再到警署報到。
D100 Radio host Jace (Wan Yiu-sing), his wife Tsang Bik-wan and assistant Alice Po Lai Lee were arrested yesterday (21st) by the Police National Security Department. The “1,000 Dads and Mums, Taiwan Student Aid” programme initiated by Jace was alleged to involve money laundering and funding secession. After being detained for about 40 hours, Jace was granted HK$200,000 bail pending investigation tonight and left Wan Chai Police Station. He is to report to the police again in eight weeks.
21 Nov 2020立場新聞#946
D100 Radio host Kess and wife arrested, reportedly accused of raising funds to help Hong Kong people remain in Taiwan and of money laundering and secession
網台 D100 Radio 主持傑斯（尹耀昇）、他的太太和助手，因「千個爸媽，台灣助學」計劃涉嫌資助他人分裂國家及洗黑錢而被捕。案件由警務處國家安全處負責。
D100 Radio host Kess (Yuen Yiu-sing), his wife and an assistant were arrested over the “A Thousand Fathers and Mothers, Taiwan Scholarships” programme, which allegedly involved funding others to commit secession and money laundering. The case is being handled by the Police Force’s National Security Department.
21 Nov 2020RTHK#947
Radio Host and Wife ‘Arrested for Funding Secessionism’
Online radio host, his wife and assistant are arrested by NSD of HKPF on suspicion of money laundering & funding secessionist activities. The accusations are said to be related to his fundraising campaign that aimed to support HK protesters who had already fled to Taiwan.
An online radio host, his wife and assistant were arrested by the National Security Department of the Hong Kong Police Force on suspicion of money laundering and funding secessionist activities. The accusations were said to be related to his fundraising campaign to support Hong Kong protesters who had already fled to Taiwan.
20 Nov 2020立場新聞#942
[Constant Updates] Students March at CUHK Campus Yesterday Carrying “Liberate Hong Kong, Revolution of Our Times” Flag and Chanting for Hong Kong Independence; Police National Security Department Enters Campus Today to Investigate
中文大學以疫情為由，把原定昨日（19 日）舉行的畢業禮改為網上進行，不過逾百名中大學生回校發起「畢業遊行」，遊行隊伍中有人拿著「光復香港 時代革命」、「香港獨立」等旗幟，中大校方多次報警；警務處國家安全處其後接手調查。
The Chinese University of Hong Kong cited the COVID-19 pandemic and changed yesterday’s (19th) scheduled graduation ceremony to an online event. However, more than 100 CUHK students returned to campus to organise a “graduation procession”. Some participants carried flags bearing slogans including “Liberate Hong Kong, Revolution of Our Times” and “Hong Kong Independence”. CUHK officials reported the matter to police several times, after which the Police National Security Department took over the investigation.
19 Nov 2020獨媒#935
High Court rules police failure to display identification numbers unlawful; HKJA: This is common sense—how complicated can it be?
記協就防暴警察和速龍小隊在反修例運動期間出勤時未有展示警員編號，以及現行警察投訴機制缺陷提出司法覆核，今獲高等法院裁定勝訴。記協主席楊健興歡迎裁決，強調警員執勤時展示編號是常識，促警方「負返責任」，馬上重新展示編號，「唔可以因唔認得你而暴力對待記者及市民」。
The Hong Kong Journalists Association won its judicial review challenging the failure of riot police and Special Tactical Contingent squads to display officers’ identification numbers while on duty during the anti-extradition law amendment movement, as well as deficiencies in the existing police complaints mechanism. HKJA chairperson Chris Kin Hing Yeung welcomed the ruling, stressing that displaying identification numbers while on duty is common sense. The chairperson urged the police to “take responsibility” and immediately resume displaying the numbers, saying they “cannot violently treat journalists and members of the public just because people cannot identify you.”
19 Nov 2020眾新聞#939
[Foul-Smelling Water Case] Eddie Chu, Ted Hui and Raymond Chan charged with using noxious substance and contempt; case adjourned until February next year
立法會前議員朱凱廸、許智峯及陳志全被捕，涉今年5月及6月在立法會潑臭水事件，被控《立法會（權力及特權）條例》的藐視罪及《侵害人身罪條例》的施用有害物品罪。案件今日提堂，明年2月再訊。
Former Legislative Council members Eddie Chu Hoi-dick, Ted Hui Chi-fung and Raymond Chan Chi-chuen were arrested over incidents involving foul-smelling water being splashed in the Legislative Council in May and June this year. They were charged with contempt under the Legislative Council (Powers and Privileges) Ordinance and using a noxious substance under the Offences against the Person Ordinance. The case came before the court today and will be heard again in February next year.
18 Nov 2020獨媒#933
Hui Chi-fung, Chu Hoi-dick and Chan Chi-chuen arrested over alleged obstruction of LegCo’s consideration of National Anthem Law
今年5月28日及6月4日，立法會審議《國歌法》，時任立法會議員民主黨許智峯、朱凱廸及人民力量陳志全，分別帶同腐爛的植物及臭蟲在會議上示威。今早三人被警方登門拘捕，指涉嫌違反香港法例第382章《立法會（權力及特權）條例》中的「藐視罪」及香港法例第212章《侵害人身罪條例》中的「意圖使他人受損害、精神受創或惱怒而施用或企圖施用有害物品」罪。
On 28 May and 4 June this year, the Legislative Council considered the National Anthem Law. Then-Legislative Councillors Hui Chi-fung of the Democratic Party, Chu Hoi-dick and Chan Chi-chuen of People Power respectively brought decayed plants and stink bugs to demonstrate during the meetings. The three were arrested at their homes by police this morning for allegedly violating the contempt offence under the Legislative Council (Powers and Privileges) Ordinance, Chapter 382 of the Laws of Hong Kong, and the offence under the Offences Against the Person Ordinance, Chapter 212, of using or attempting to use harmful substances with intent to cause another person harm, mental distress or annoyance.
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