Chung Ting-yiu taken away again this morning to assist investigation; National Security Department says no arrests so far
鍾庭耀今早再被帶走協助調查 國安處：暫未有人被捕
Chung Ting-yiu, chairperson and chief executive of the Hong Kong Public Opinion Research Institute, was taken to a police station today to assist with an investigation, two weeks after he was taken away by the Police National Security Department on 13 January. The department told Initium Media that it continued to take action in relation to the case today and invited one person to return to a police station to assist with the investigation. The investigation is ongoing and no one has been arrested so far. Since former Hong Kong Public Opinion Research Institute deputy chief executive Chung Kim-wah was wanted on 24 December last year, this was the fifth time police took action in January this year, taking away people connected with Chung Kim-wah. They included Chung Ting-yiu and two staff members of the institute, as well as Chung Kim-wah’s wife, son and three younger siblings.
香港民研主席兼行政總裁鍾庭耀，繼兩周前（1月13日）被警方國安處帶走調查後，今日再被帶到警署協助調查。警方國安處回覆《獨媒》表示，今日繼續就有關案件展開行動，邀請一名人士回警署協助調查。案件調查仍在進行中，暫時沒有人被捕。 前香港民研副行政總裁鍾劍華去年12月24日被通緝後，警方在今年1月已是第五次採取行動，帶走涉與鍾劍華相關的人士，分別是香港民研鍾庭耀、兩名層員；鍾劍華的妻子、兒子及三名弟妹。