Disciplined services back police on knife attack
2021-07-03 HKT 23:34
The statement condemned Thursday s stabbing of a police officer in Causeway Bay. Photo: RTHK The heads of five of Hong Kong s disciplined services on Saturday issued a joint statement condemning the knife attack on a policeman in Causeway Bay on Thursday.
The officer, who is now in a stable condition after being critical, had been on duty near the Sogo department store. His assailant, a 50-year-old man, died after stabbing himself in the chest. We strongly condemn the terrorist attack in which a police officer on duty was attacked with a knife on July 1, and later some people even glorified the act of the attacker as heroism on social media. We fully support the Police s resolute enforcement actions and would like to thank the police officers for their commitment to duties. We also wish the injured police officer a speedy recovery and extend our regards to his family members, the statement said.
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