Hong Kong’s security chief has defended police’s “difficult decision” to shoot a man who brandished a knife and took a woman hostage in a shopping centre, praising their bravery and decisiveness in averting further harm.
After officers fatally shot the 34-year-old man on Thursday at Tuen Mun Town Plaza, Secretary for Security Chris Tang Ping-keung said the suspect was mentally unstable at the time and may have been influenced by drugs as suspected illegal substances were found in his...
Hong Kong’s Chris Tang defends police’s ‘difficult decision’ to shoot knife-wielding man
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