YouTuber “Big J” Says He Crowdfunded to Help Anti-Extradition Bill Protest Arrestees Leave Hong Kong; Police Condemn Move and Say They Are Tracing Fugitives in Accordance with the Law
YouTuber「大J」稱曾眾籌助反修例被捕者離港 警譴責稱依法追查逃犯下落
YouTuber “Big J” uploaded a video last week admitting that he had crowdfunded 300,000 under the name “I Want to Eat Salad” to help people arrested for taking part in anti-extradition bill protests leave Hong Kong. Police said they would not comment on the remarks of any individual, but condemned any attempt to evade legal responsibility. They said they would, based on the actual circumstances of the cases, trace the whereabouts of all fugitives through different lawful means and apprehend them to face justice.
YouTuber 「大J」上周上傳影片，承認其曾以「我想食沙律」的名義衆籌30萬，協助曾參與反修例示威被捕人士離港。警方表示，不評論個別人士的言論，但譴責任何企圖逃避法律責任的行為。警方會根據案件實際情况，依法循不同途徑追查所有逃犯的下落，將其緝拿歸案。