Hong Kong Police: Over 80 have been received since October last year. Thousandsof reports on thugs.

[Global Network Report] Since the "constitutional storm" in Hong Konglast June, rioters have launched a series of violent incidents. Inresponse, on October 8, 2019, the Hong Kong Police established an anti-violencehotline. Tonight (8th), Hong Kong police posted a post on Facebook,revealing that since the anti-violence hotline was opened, the police havereceived more than 800,000 messages recording various atrocities committed bythe mob.

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police also attached related photos below. The content showed that 56% ofthe materials received by the police were videos, 31% were pictures, 12% weretext, and 1% were voice messages. The content can be roughly divided intopeople, places and vehicles related to thugs, of which 47% are people, 39% arevehicles, and 14% are locations. Police said they hope Hong Kong citizenswill continue to support Hong Kong police in the coming year. "Helpthe police fight violence, if there is anything to report!"

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of Hong Kong Police Facebook page The following is the full text of the HongKong Police Facebook page:

[Small numbers, important meanings to help the police fight violence, there arematerial reports]

since October 2019 Since the establishment of the anti-violence hotline on the8th, more than 800,000 messages have been recorded recording the crimescommitted by the mob. I hope that the public will continue to support theHong Kong police in the coming year!

Help the police fight violence and report it!

(Original Title: Helping the Police Fight Violence! Hong Kong Police: More than800,000 reports of thugs have been received since October last year)