Photographer Says He Was Pushed Down While Covering CUHK Incident; Security Guard Accused Him First and Stopped Him Leaving
攝影師稱採訪間被推跌 中大保安惡人先告狀、出手阻人離開
Yesterday, a CUHK graduate chanted Hong Kong independence slogans and displayed related publicity materials during a procession on campus. The university reported the matter to the police, and it was taken over by the Police National Security Department. Officers from the department entered multiple areas of CUHK in groups this afternoon (20th) to investigate, leaving after gathering evidence for more than an hour. During the operation, photographer Siu Wan said he was pushed down by a security guard wearing a reflective vest. The guard subsequently claimed instead that Siu Wan had pushed him down. The two argued, and the guard at one point reached out and grabbed Siu Wan to stop him from leaving. Both were taken by police officers to the CUHK Security Office for investigation. Siu Wan was ultimately not charged and left without incident.
昨日中大有畢業生於校內遊行時叫港獨口號及展示相關文宣，校方報警處理，事件由警務處國家安全處接手處理。警方國安處今日（20日）下午分批進入中大多處調查，蒐證一個多小時後離開。期間，攝影師蕭雲稱被身穿反光衣的保安推跌，惟保安隨後反指是蕭雲將他推跌，雙方起爭執，保安一度伸手捉住蕭雲，阻止他離開。兩人被警員帶到中大保安處進行調查，蕭雲終未被起訴、順利離開。