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| Police Commissioner Andy Tsang arrives for Legco meeting. Photo: RTHK. |
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The Police Commissioner, Andy
Tsang, has defended policing
during the recent visit to Hong Kong by vice-premier Li Keqiang. He
told a special meeting of the
Legislative Council's security
panel that the actions taken
by the police were legally
sound.
Mr Tsang also rejected
allegations that the police
had detained three student
protestors during the
vice-premier's visit to the
University of Hong Kong.
Alumni and students of the
university have condemned the
police action, saying the
detentions were illegal.
Mr Tsang said
police officers were merely
"assisting" university
security guards to handle
student protestors.
He also defended the use of "core security zones" in several locations, saying
the term was not slang or
jargon. He said it was
understood by police.
However, a pan-democrat legislator, Lee Cheuk-yan, accused Mr Tsang of defending the indefensible.
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