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reply to you as soon as possible.

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HKPF
Tel: 2860 3597

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"Victor Alamercery" To: "FOI requests at Hong
<[FOI #431 email]> Kong Police Force
Administration Wing"
<[Hong Kong Police Force Administration Wing request email]>
  2019/12/16 23:02 Cc:
Subject: Freedom of Information
request - Request
Reference: regarding HK police
during the 2019 HK
protests

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Dear Hong Kong Police Force Administration Wing,
I have a few question regarding how the police responded to the 2019
protests

1) Arrests related to the protests (since June)
                 In terms of demographics : what age categories, gender,
socio-economic categories ?
                 How many arrests led to legal proceedings (as opposed to
short detention in custody)
                 Statistics of legal grounds pressed against protesters
(riot? Assault? Arson? Criminal Damage? Weapons possession? Unlawful
assembly?)
                 What were the 5 distinct events (or days) in which the
most arrests were made ?

2)                  Do you have any breakout of the protests in terms of
what cause they were defending?
                 Number of Pro-establishment protests ?
                 Number of Anti-establishment protests ?
                 How many arrests were made during Anti-establishment
events and Pro-establishment events respectively ?
                 How many people were prosecuted following the Yuen Long
events on 21st/22nd of July, 2019 ?

3) How many protests applications were accepted ? How many were rejected,
and on what legal grounds ?

4) Injuries
                 How many protesters were injured according to your data?
                 How many policemen were injured ?
                 How many severe injuries (as opposed to superficial and
non-permanent) have been recorded?
                 How many fatalities on both sides have been recorded?

5)  Number of policemen in action since the beginning of the protests
                 Has there been any increase in the deployment of police
forces since the beginning of the protests, if yes, what were their size ?

6)                  What anti-repression tools are used by the police
(e.g. weapons, intervention techniques, guidelines) ?
                 Have there been any new anti-riot means deployed in the
last 6 months ?

7) When is the IPCC (Independent Police Complaints Council) report going
to be released ?

8) Do you have any official statistics on vandalism related to the
protests ?

I thank you in advance
Yours faithfully,

Victor Alamercery

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