Hong Kong's "East Net" news on the 25th, Hong Kong New People's Party Chairman Ip Liu Shuyi received a letter containing rotten flesh on the evening of the 24th, and the Hong Konger who claimed to be "exiled to Taiwan" "He Huanxi" shared the news of Ye Liu Shuyi's receipt of the threatening letter on social media on the 25th, and added the label "#承认责任". "Sing Tao Network" said that lin lin of the DAB also received a letter suspected of being "minced meat" on the 25th, and the envelope stamp showed that the letter came from Taiwan. The Hong Kong Police said the cases would be consolidated and referred to the Organised Crime and Triad Investigation Bureau (O) for follow-up.
Screenshot of Hong Kong's "East Net"
Screenshot of the Hong Kong "Orange News" report
Hong Kong's "East Net" said that the letter received by Ye Liu Shuyi on the evening of the 24th was sent from Taiwan and sent to her home. She said that when she went home that night to check the letter, she found that one of the letters was different, and after opening the letter, she found that there was a package of objects wrapped in plastic bags, and there was nothing else, she called the police afterwards, and the police tested and said that the object was rotten meat.
Ye Liu Shuyi received a threatening letter with carrion inside. Pictured from Hong Kong media
Ye Liu Shuyi strongly condemned the relevant acts. Attached to the threatening letter was a return address in Tung Chung, Hong Kong, which was confirmed by the police to be a fake address after investigation.
Ye Liu Shuyi (data map)
According to the report, "He Huanxi", a Hong Konger who claims to be "in exile in Taiwan", has earlier admitted to sending threatening letters to a number of judges on his social media Telegram, and he shared the news of Ye Liu Shuyi's receipt of threatening letters on Telegram on the 25th, and added the label "#承认责任". The report also said that the threatening letters received by Ip Liu Shuyi were all printed by computers with addresses and recipients' names, which were the same font as the threatening letters received by many people in recent days.
According to another report by Hong Kong's "Sing Tao Network", lin lin of the DAB also received a letter suspected of being "minced meat" on the 25th, and the envelope stamp showed that the letter came from Taiwan, and Lin Lin had called the police for help.
Lin Lin received threatening letters containing suspected "minced meat"
Sing Tao Network said that in addition to the above two people, a number of judges and social celebrities have recently received similar suspected threatening letters, and the Hong Kong police said that the case will be merged and handed over to the "Organized Crime and Triad Investigation Bureau (O Record)" for follow-up, and no one has been arrested for the time being.
Screenshot of The Hong Kong "Sing Tao Network" report
Regarding the "rotten meat intimidation letter" that Ye Liu Shuyi and others received suspected of coming from Taiwan, some Hong Kong netizens criticized the lawlessness of the black riots and must be severely punished. ↓
Some netizens said that the people of Hong Kong will make concerted efforts to eliminate the hong Kong rioters, and they will be annihilated if they run to Taiwan Province. ↓
Some netizens satirized the behavior of sending "carrion intimidation letters" as "childish" and "so indiscriminate", which is "primary school student means, boring and thorough." ↓
Hong Kong's "East Net" and "Orange News" broke the news two days ago that judges who have tried black riot cases in Hong Kong have received threatening letters, reaching 5 cases in half a month. Regarding the receipt of threatening letters by the judiciary, the Hong Kong Department of Justice said on the 23rd of this month that intimidating judges and judicial personnel is a despicable and despicable act, which is heinous. These shameful acts have recently shown signs of intensifying, and the SAR Government has solemnly condemned them, still less will it tolerate such evil acts of violating law and discipline and undermining the rule of law.
Column Editor-in-Chief: Zhang Wu Text Editor: Lu Xiaochuan Caption Source: Tu Worm Creative Photo Editor: Zi Xi
Source: Author: Global Times