Hong Kong police officer removed from duties after swearing at passer-by
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A Hong Kong police officer was removed from duties after a video circulated showing him using a patrol car's loudspeaker to swear at a passer-by at Cho Yiu Chuen housing estate in Lai King. The incident, captured on video and shared on social media, prompted the officer's removal pending investigation. This raises concerns about police conduct and public trust in Hong Kong.
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Officer removed from duties after swearing at passer-by with loudspeaker.
A video clip circulated on social media on Friday showed a police car marked 'AM 7155' on its roof arriving at Cho Yiu Chuen housing estate in Lai King with its siren on.
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A Hong Kong police officer has been removed from duties after he repeatedly swore at a passer-by with a loudspeaker in a patrol car.
South China Morning Post- Officer removed from duties after swearing at passer-by with loudspeaker.
- Video circulated on social media, indicating public scrutiny.
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Loaded language removedA Hong Kong police officer has been removed from duties after he repeatedly swore at a passer-by with a loudspeaker in a patrol car, a source has said. According to a video clip circulated on social media on Friday, a police car marked “AM 7155” on its roof arrived at Cho Yiu Chuen housing estate in Lai King with its siren on.
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A Hong Kong police officer has been removed from duties after he repeatedly swore at a passer-by with a loudspeaker in a patrol car.
South China Morning PostA video clip circulated on social media on Friday showed a police car marked 'AM 7155' on its roof arriving at Cho Yiu Chuen housing estate in Lai King with its siren on.
South China Morning PostSomeone inside the police car appeared to use the on-board loudspeaker to shout abusive words at a passer-by dressed in white clothes.
South China Morning Post