Another man was shot dead by police in Hong Kong

Police shot dead another man in Hong Kong The incident happened on Monday morning. The BBC reported in a report online.

A live footage on social media Facebook shows a police officer slamming a man with a gun and blocking the road.
At that time another man covered his face when a police officer shot him and struck him. The collision continued, and the police officer fired two more shots. It was not clear exactly where the footage was taken, but the footage showed.

It is not known what happened to the person who was shot. In the footage, the man fell to the ground after being shot. His eyes were open. Blood around him.

This is the third time the police have fired directly at someone after the protests began in Hong Kong last June. Earlier, on October 5, a policeman opened fire on a young protester. That happened on the 7th anniversary of Communist rule in China. On October 8, a 5-year-old boy was injured by a police officer. Then this happened. In addition, an Indonesian journalist's right eye was blindfolded by a rubber bullet fired by police during an October 8 protests in Hong Kong.

Protests began in Hong Kong about four months before China's proposed new extradition law. If the proposed extradition law is passed, the Hong Kong authorities will have to comply if China, Taiwan and Macao ask for the extradition of anyone accused in a case. According to the people of Hong Kong, this law will threaten Hong Kong's judiciary and increase the influence of China on them.

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