Police search ‘Hidden Market’ over alleged seditious publications; three charged with conspiracy to commit seditious acts, including Keung Ka Wai; bail denied
警搜「隱世市集」稱有煽動刊物 3人涉串謀煽動包括「姜牧師」 被告申保釋被拒
The Police National Security Department searched the “Hidden Market” at Silver City Shopping Centre in Mong Kok on Tuesday evening (the 17th), seizing a large quantity of goods, including “seditious books about a series of riot incidents”, and arresting six people. The founder of online media outlet “Free HK Media”, “Keung Ka Wai”, Keung Ka Wai and one other stall operator were charged with one count of conspiracy to commit one or more acts with a seditious intention. They appeared at West Kowloon Magistrates’ Courts for the first time on Thursday (the 19th).
警方國安處周二（17 日）晚上，搜查旺角銀城商場「隱世市集」，檢走大批貨物，包括「一連串暴動事件的煽動書籍」，並拘捕 6 人。網媒「Free HK Media」創辦人「姜牧師」姜嘉偉等 3 名攤檔負責人，被落案起訴一項「串謀作出一項或多項具煽動意圖的作為罪」，周四（19 日）在西九龍裁判法院首次提堂。 當中首被告李龍現正留醫缺席聆訊，《國安法》指定法官、主任裁判官羅德泉拒絕姜嘉偉及另一女被告的保釋申請，二人還押至 3 月 17 日再訊，而留醫被告則押後至下周四（26 日）再訊，期間交由警方看管。