Miss Li, a citizen, was in the stands next to the Victoria Park Football Stadium and was stopped by three police officers for about 7 minutes. The police checked her ID card and checked the items in her rucksack many times. “Don’t forget June 4” stickers, etc., the police asked her to write down her address and phone number and let her go. Miss Li told this newspaper that she was present at 4 pm. Since there will be no June 4 gathering in Victoria Park tomorrow (4th), she will be there a day earlier to play the music of “Under the Lion Rock” and “Free Flower” on the shepherd boy’s flute to mourn June 4th. . The stickers in the backpack were given by a friend a few days ago. They believed that the police officers were “extraordinarily nervous, and said they were very sensitive” about the June 4-character stickers. They also demanded that “all sensitive items should be kept away and not displayed.” She also quoted police as warning that they would contact her if they found someone posting the same sticker, but did not accuse her of violating any laws.
Another man who was stopped and checked said that he had planned to go to Hysan Plaza to make an appointment, but was stopped by two police officers, asked to show his ID card and asked where he was, and then released.
The police also appealed to the public on social platforms not to participate in, promote or announce any unauthorised assembly and prohibited group gatherings, saying that some people are still inciting others online to go to Victoria Park to participate in unapproved assemblies on June 4. , emphasizing that the police will deploy sufficient police force at relevant locations on that day to enforce the law quickly and decisively, including arrests.