LocationOutside LegCo (Parliament)

Time: 11pm onwards

Incident: Following a largely peaceful demonstration in the day, rioters attacked the police in an attempt to storm the LegCo building, causing chaos and serious injuries to one particular policeman where he was beaten to the ground and hit on the head with a metal rod.

LocationOutside LegCo (Parliament)

Time: Afternoon onwards

Incident: Protestors tried to storm the LegCo building again, digging up bricks and throwing all sort of objects towards the police in what was conned as a peaceful demonstration. They could not break in this time.

LocationPolice Headquarters and surrounding areas

Time: Afternoon onwards

Incident: Rioters were not happy that their violent protest was labelled as a RIOT by the police and decided to surround the police building. They held weapons in hands and denied access to all until they eventual dispersed in the early hours in the morning.

LocationPolice Headquarters and surrounding areas

Time: Evening onwards

Incident: The police premises became the target of rioters again. This time they attacked an officer going to work and vandalised the building and surrounding facilities.

Location: Inside LegCo building

Time: 2pm onwards

What happened:
There was peaceful march along Wan Chai and Central. Then there were a large number of rioters smashing the glass walls of the LegCo building in the afternoon as well. They stormed the building in the evening, trashed the place, waved the colonial flag, and with the help of some legCo councillors, stole documents and computers.

Location: Mong Kok

Time: Evening

What happened:
During another day of occupying the road, fighting the police, a woman bystander was lyrched by a mob after she alledgedly took out her phone and filmed the rioters. No one helped her out and the reporters there just stood still and watched.

Location: Shatin

Time: Evening onwards

What happened:
Nothing out of the ordinary happened, just another day of rioting, and this time inside a shopping mall. There was mob lurching of a policeman who almost was almost beatened to death, other police had their fingers bitten off, and there were also frigtened tourists running for their lifes.

Location: University of Hong Kong

Time: Evening onwards

What happened:
"Violence may sometime be the solution to a problem" was met by thunderous applauds as this ex-LegCo lawyer fueled further RIOTS in coming days.

Location: Tsuen Wan

Time: Noon onwards

What happened:
Police raided a warehouse containing patrol bombs and homemade explosives used by RIOTERS. The mainstream press was still running the story of peaceful protest btw.

Location: All over HK

Time: Noon onwards

What happened:
There were many flash points: rioters tried to storm the Chinese government building in Sheung Wan, beseiged the police headquarters, clashed with triad locals in Yuen Long, beating up driver who was angered by the chaos.

Location: Tsuen Wan Junius Ho Office

Time: Afternoon

What happened: Junius Ho is an elected member of the LegCo who dared to speak out against the rioters. His office and his parents' grave were destroyed by the mob. The reason? He was seen shaking hands with people wearing white tees the day before. Men dressed in white tees Yuen Long locals attacked black tees when black tees tried to stage a protest there later that night.

Location: Yuen Long

Time: Afternoon til night

What happened: A peaceful protest turned into a riot after rioters tried to settle a score with the police. Black-tees had expected immediate protection from the police when they were beaten up in Yeun Long last week by local residents with triad connection.

Location: Sheung Wan, Central, Causeway Bay

Time: Afternoon til night

What happened: A "peaceful" protest in the afternoon turned violent at night as rioters tried to reach the mainland government office in Sheung Wan. Bows and arrows, and other deadly weapons were used by rioters that day.

Location: Kwai Chung Police Station

Time: All night

What happened: Rioters were angry their fellow comrades were arrested, and launch an attack on the police station detaining their comrades. A policeman had to branish his shotgun to survive a beating by the mob.

Location: All over Hong Kong

Time: All day

What happened: Protestors called for a territory wide strike: abandon your work, business and study. But if you don't join them, they'll force you to join them. The mob held up MTR trains doors, put obstacles on rail tracks, digged up the rail tracks, blocked carriageways, and threatened people going to work.

Location: All over Hong Kong

Time: All day

What happened: Rioters escalated their violence by throwing petrol bombs, hurling bricks with makeshift slingshots and even driving a construction truck to block roads. It marked a major increase in the level of violence that was partly fueled by false media report and soft approach by the government to curb the unrest.

Location: Sham Shui Po

Time: Sometime at night

What happened: A student leader was arrested for buying 10 high-powered laser pointers for US$525, the kind of laser that is powerful enough to set stuff on fire. These laser pointers had been frequently used by RIOTERS to point into people's eyes.

Location: Tsim Sha Tsui, Shatin, Causeway Bay, Taikoo, and other places

Time: Afternoon onwards

What happened: Violence erupted as riotors continued to block roads, tunnel, throw bricks, rocks, petrol bombs, used slingshot as weapons amoung other things as HK braced for another weekend of chaos. This time, a few of the most violent members were arrested after police employed a new tactics.

Location: Hong Kong International Airport

Time: 7pm onwards

What happened: Protestors took to the airport in a successful attempt to paralyse its operation. Violent mob surrounded two Manderin speaking men and accused them of spying. The mob tied them up and beat them. When medics arrived, they won't let one of them go for hours, who had already been beaten unconcious. The two victims turned out to be a tourist and a mainland reporter who was wearing a press labeled vest. This video shows the reporter being tied up and beaten up.

Location: Hong Kong International Airport

Time: 11pm onwards

What happened: After police tried to free a tourist beaten up by the rioters, the mob surrounded a policeman, took his baton and beat him. He only escaped by branishing his gun.

Location: Mong Kok

Time: Sometime at night

What happened: A "protestor" dropped a rubbish bin in an attempt to kill or seriously hurt police and others below the footbridge, in what was a largely a non-violent march occupying roads in Mong Kok area.

Location: Yuen Long

Time: Evening onwards

What happened: A peaceful sit-in to protest against the Yuen Long violence on 7.21 was taken over by mob equiped in full black gears, weapons in hand, barracading themselves inside the train station, and ready to pounce at any moment.

Location: Kwai Fong MTR Station

Time: Evening onwards

What happened: The thugs were not happy that MTR staff did not help them when they were chased by the police at the train station weeks before. They expect MTR staff to protect from the police and free rides of course. So they started to target MTR station, harrassed staff, passengers, formed blockade and did what they do best.

Location: Kwai Fong MTR Station

Time: Evening onwards

What happened: The train operator decided to close the station because of all the harrassments and threatening behaviours from the rioters, plus the danger to other commuters of course. Obviously the thugs were not happy, and proceeded to surround the control room, threatened MTR staff, and... pee in a cup..

Location: Kowloon Bay, Wong Tai Sin, Sham Shui Po

Time: Afternoon onwards

What happened: Thugs don't need a reason to RIOT, just any excuse, reasons like train stations were closed so that they cant escape after they riot, or smart lampposts that they are afraid of because they have CCTVs and have parts made in China (like their iPhones). An authorised procession turned into road bloackade almost as soon as the procession started. Rioters in full gear, with patrol bombs, slingshots, bricks, spears etc kicked off the action. They took down a smart lamppost with an electric cutter (you can't make this up), set off firebombs (hitting reporters), digged up roads, thrown bricks, and even what looks like an airsoft (hopefully) gun was branished.

Location: Tsuen Wan, Tsim Sha Tsui, Sham Shui Po

Time: Afternoon onwards

What happened: Remember when the media and some LegCo members claimed that the protestors are peaceful after the 6.12 riot? People are now so used to the violence that some think that it is ok to throw patrol bombs, beat up passersby, attack with metal rods, stab people with knifes, smash up shops and cross habour tunnel facilities, and try to kill police. All these were live on TV today for all to see, should you choose not to ignore it.

Location: Tsuen Wan

Time: Around 8pm

What happened: Scores of RIOTERS targetted an under man police car, and a squad of under equiped policemen, attacking them (or more accurately trying to kill them) with metal rods, sharpened objects and all you can see in the video. A warning shot was fired by the police and it was a miracle that no one was killed. Local media instead focused on the kick that a policeman landed on a man who was kneeing in front of him.

Location: Online and offline

Time: Since June

What happened: In a press conference held by the Education Secretary, the threats, the doxxing of police, anti-riot supporters and their children were there for all to see. Teachers without a moral compass encouraged others to bully police kids under their care. These are sickos whatever their professions or their pretentous noble cause.

Location: Sham Shui Po, Shatin

Time: Evening onwards

What happened: Mobs had been gathering outside Sham Shui Po police station for the past few days, fooling around with high-powered lasers and throwing rocks at the station, which also happened at Shatin in this particular night. A few of those mob were finally arrested at Sham Shui Po with some later charged with RIOTING.

Location: Kwai Fong MTR Station

Time: Around 11pm

What happened: After online threats of violence against police and their families, three masked assailants dressed in black, attacked an off-duty policeman with knife as he left the police station and heading for the MTR. He suffered serious cut wounds from the attack.

Location: Yau Tong

Time: Around 5am

What happened: After the knife attack on an off-duty policeman the previous night, two men and a woman were found wondering near the police quarters. They were stopped with a knife, some white powder and riot gear found on them.

Location: Sai Ying Pun

Time: Around 3pm

What happened: A utility shop born out of the protest, called "National Disaster Utilities" was raided. Apart from DIY utilities like handheld baseball launcher and axes, they also supply fake press passes in case you want to pretend to be a reporter for a day, preferrably when not wielding an axe.

Location: Hong Kong Island

Time: Afternoon onwards

What happened: An unauthorised but initally peaceful protest led by "Christians" singing hallelujah to the lord quickly turned into a RIOT as the mob turned their attention towards Admiralty. Live footage showed dozens of petrol bombs being thrown at the Government Complex. Hundreds of RIOTERS were armed with rocks, acids, petrol bombs and spears in hand, one even had what looked like a airsoft sniper rifle. When they were beaten off and retreated to Wan Chai, they set up a bonfire with the smoke serveral stories high. Some thugs smashed the MTR plaform's glass door and put obstacles on the rail track in Wan Chai. The mob also set fires upon Causeway Bay and Wan Chai. Police fired live rounds as warning in Victoria Park. The mob then moved on to the Kowloon side to continue what was the most violent RIOT in HK.

Location: Tsim Sha Tsui, Mong Kok MTR, Prince Edward MTR

Time: Evening onwards

What happened: The mob changed location to Kowloon, blocking off roads in Tsim Sha Tsui before proceeding to wrack the Mong Kok MTR station, smashing everything in sight. Why? Because they hate the MTR now. When they fled to Prince Edward station, they got into a fight with a few elderly passengers. When these RIOTERs decided to leave and changed clothes to disguise themselves as onlookers in white tees (but were too afraid to take off their masks), they were duly rounded up by the police.

Location: Hong Kong Island

Time: Afternoon onwards

What happened: In a move to block the airport, protestors blocked entries to the airport, roads leading to the airport, throw stuff onto the high-speed rail track leading to the airport with potentially disastrous lost of lives. They also fought with tourist and beat up passengers who dared to take photos of their riotious acts at the MTR. There were court injunctions in place but why would rioters care about the law?

Location: Various stations

Time: Morning rush hour

What happened: In a day where students started their first school day and first school strike, some decided to disrupt the train service like they did on 8.5. Pulling on emergency handles, blocking train doors and pretending to be genuine commuters became their common tactics.

Location: Mong Kok

Time: Evening onwards

What happened: A small number of protestors gathered outside the Prince Edward MTR station, placing flowers for a protestor killed by police over the weekend (dont' worry it's fake news but some fools still believe), setting up road blocks and also beating up a guy who allegedly spoke mandarin. A policeman was also surounded and beaten up by people dressed like reporters when he was making an arrest. Thankfully, no petrol bomb was seen.

Location: Mong Kok, Kowloon Bay, Wong Tai Sin

Time: Evening

What happened: Protestors continued to gather at Mong Kok, in the Prince Edward MTR station, one was pinned down by the police for trashing the station, another was shot with bean bag outside the Mong Kok police station as he thrown stuff at the station. Dozens blocked road at Wong Tai Sin and trashed the MTR station, they then fled onboard a bus. They were duely rounded up when police stopped the bus in Kowloon Bay after someone tipped off the police having watched the live coverage from Appledaily.

Location: Po Lam MTR station

Time: Evening

What happened: On a day when the extradition amendment bill had been withdrew, thugs continued to come out and play. This time they targeted the Po Lam MTR and its off-duty station manager, destroying station facilities, harrassing passersby, flashing a tourch in your face and beating up the manager and anyone who dared to challenge them.

Location: Between University and Fo Tan station

Time: Early morning

Location: Mong Kok, Yau Ma Tei, Prince Edward

Time: Evening

What happened: As another weekend approached, rioters came out to play. These "protestors", as mainstream media is still calling them, surrounded, attacked and thrown stones at the Mong Kok police station just like they had done everyday this week. They destroyed MTR stations and other public facilities, forcing three stations to close. They set up bon fire in Mong Kok and Yau Ma Tei in the middle of the most densely packed areas in HK. When they flee, they could go into the reporters who provided cover or put on the yellow vest provided by reporters at scene and pretend to be reporters themselves.

Location: Mong Kok

Time: Evening

What happened: The mob tried to block the airport despite a court injuction has been in place baring any protest there. They were thwarted by heavy screening by the police on public transport accessing the airport. One would-be-protestor was stopped with two jars of cooking oil in his luagguge, he comically felt ill and dropped dead when his scheme was busted. As night approache, the mob returned to Mong Kok, setting street ablaze before being pushed back and arrested by the police.

Location: Shatin MTR

Time: Evening

What happened: More destruction at the MTR and this time the target is Shatin. When a thug was subdued by the police, a "protestor" holding a yeloow vest (commonly worn by reporters), attacked the police guarding the prisoner (1:42). What was she trying to pretend, a reporter? a social worker? Or was she an actual reporter who had joined in the riot, just like this one who had been caught on live camera.

Location: Central, Causeway Bay, Wan Chai

Time: Afternoon onwards

What happened: I don't see how setting fire to an MTR exit could do anything to the cause. But that's the nature of riots. There were more destructions at the MTR stations in Hong Kong Island, there were also ordinary people getting beaten up, but you won't see this from mainstream media.

Location: Amoy Plaza, Kowloon Bay

Time: Evening

What happened: In what was billed as a peaceful singing protest, a local HK teacher sang the Chinese national anthem while he was with his family. He was duely beaten up by a mob when some of these peaceful protestors took off their pretentious masks.

Location: Amoy Plaza, Kowloon Bay

Time: Afternoon

What happened: Following the beating of the teacher on 9.11, hundreds of patriots gathered and sang the Chinese national anthem at the Amoy PLaza, the place where the teacher was attacked. Then "pro-democracy" "protestors" came and picked a fight. Skermish broke out and there were fighting from both sides, some instigators were arrested, some attacked the police to free their commardes, there were in-fighting among black shirt and an elderly man was ganged up when he left. These "protestors" came back in the evening to question the plaza's management on why they "let the police" in.

Location: Hong Kong Island

Time: Afternoon onwards

What happened: The authorities banned a public gathering this Sunday out of all the potential violence "protestors" would cause. The rioters showed up anyway and set off fire in the street, thrown firebombs at mtr stations, the police and public buildings, lyched rival supporters, just as you hoped that the violence would die down.

Location: Wan Chai

Time: Around 4:51pm

What happened: This man lying on the floor was allegedly in dispute with some black-tee youth. What resulted was disturbing. The very same thing happened in a mall in Shatin, at the airport, and now this. You see true evil and dehumanization when you see people doing this. It applied to all those who would justify this or those who brushed it off as propagada.

Location: Wan Chai

Time: Around 5:45pm

What happened: Some people defended the use of patrol bombs as a "defensive" "zoning" tactics to slow down the police. Implying that rioters did not mean to cause harm. Well, this is hypocrisy given the kind of vicious violance they used to target individuals since 6.9, including this petrol bomb attack on two traffic cop and another at the Wan Chai MTR station on the same day.

Location: San Po Kong

Time: Around 11pm

What happened: Battle at the Lennon Wall but this time the victim wasn't even taking down the posters and leaflets. He voiced out against a dozen black mob and was reportedly surrounded and beaten up. This is not the first instance, and definitly will not be the last either.

Location: Mong Kok

Time: Morning

What happened: "Lenin" Wall is more fitting description than "Lennon" Wall. The protest has been violent, those who voiced out were beaten up, this included those who tried to remove posters on the Lenin Wall. These activits were splashed with red paint while removing posters from the wall, others had been assaulted. Apprarently freedom of expression only applys when you speak the voice of the rioters.

Location: Tun Mun, Mong Kok, TKO

Time: Afternoon til late

What happened: A public procession about the misuse of recreational areas by performers (mainland aunties) was initailly opposed by the police but approved by higher authority, and it later turned out to be a riot afterall. The rioters got smart, they thought, mixing peaceful sit-in at one moment, and throwing petrol bombs at police cars the next, smashing rail facilities, laying down road blocks, and even tired to snatch a gun from an officer. They then changed back to normal clothes and pretending to be local residents, while beating up people having opposite views. Its a miracle that no one was killed, yet.

Location: Tun Mun

Time: Around mid-night

What happened: These two guys had a disagreement with the belief of the mob. Then they were lyched by the mob and beaten up in the head. They were not the first victims today.

Location: Shatin, Mong Kok

Time: Afternoon til late

What happened: Rioters set up road blocks, setting off fire in the street, throwing petrol bombs, attacking police, attacking civilians. They targeted mainland brand shops and shops that support the opposition in a shopping mall in Shatin.

Location: Shatin

Time: Afternoon

What happened: Haters said he was tearing down posters at the Lennon Wall or was in a dispute with other protesters. Some said that he shouted Hong Kong add oil. But this eyewitness didn't see him do anything to justify him getting beaten up.

Location: Shatin MTR

Time: Evening

What happened: After a fare evader was caught by MTR staff, believing he is a fellow protestor, the mob surrounded the control room of Shatin MTR. They then smash up MTR facilities and intimidated passersby until police finally arrived.

Location: Tun Mun

Time: Evening

What happened: This policeman was reportedly taking photos of protestors while they were singing protest song in a shopping mall when he was shopping. His shirt's logo gave him away as a policeman and he was duely beaten up when those peaceful protestors suddenly turned violent.

Location: Central

Time: Evening

What happened: It was a protest organised by the Democratic Alliance to mark the 5 year anniversary of the Occupy Movement. It soon turned into another black mob riot as they took over the main road in Central, setting up road blocks, throwing rocks, petrol bombs, and police responded with tear gas and rubber rounds.

Location: Central

Time: Evening

What happened: During the rally, this guy was dumb enough to carry a Chinese flag into the crowd. Given the intorlerance of anyone's view apart from their own, the guy was surrounded and badly beaten up.

Location: Hong Kong Island

Time: Afternoon onwards

What happened: Rioters mounted another large scale attack against the Government Complex, throwing petrol bombs, setting off fire on the street, trashing a taxi, setting MTR station ablaze on a day where it was no longer safe on the street because of the rioters, as demostrated when an Indonisian reporter was shot with bean bag in the forehead by the police when she stood in the line of fire in a fight between police and rioters. Police responded with mass arrest with 146 rioters reportedly arrested at the end.

Location: Wan Chai

Time: Afternoon

What happened: Rioters had tried to grab a gun from a policemen last weekend. This time they noticed an undercover policeman and ganged up on him en mass. A warning shot was fired and the mob dispersed.

Location: Tsuen Wan and Causeway Bay

Time: Evening

What happened: Warehouse and apartment were raided by the police where weapons, gears, petrol bomb making materials and other equipments were seized. For a so called leaderless people's movement, the rioters seemed to be very well organised just by looking at the equipments and especially the map on display here.

Location: Everywhere

Time: All day and night

What happened: Shops with mainland or Maxim ties and MTR were smashed, roads are blocked, petrol bombs were thrown and the city set ablazed. Fully armed Rioters gathered in groups and tried to kill police. A policeman was beaten to the ground in Tsuen Wan and a rioter was shot in the chest when another policeman tried to save him. There was another beating by the rioters on police in Jordan and only stopped when two warning shots were fired. Police in Tuen Mun suffered major burns after corrosive liquid were sprayed at reporters and police. This was the darkest day in HK since hte handover but hte terrorists arn't stopping yet.

Location: Tsuen Wan

Time: Afternoon

What happened: An 18 year-old high school student was shot in the chest after he and his group of rioters tried a maim and kill a policeman who was already beaten on the ground. When an officer branish his gun, the rioter choosed to attack instead of backing off. He was lucky to be alive.

Location: Kowloon Tong

Time: Morning rush hour

What happened: This was a repeat of the non-coorperative movement where protestors/rioters/terrorists tried to stop public transport including MTR trains abide on a much smaller scale. Apart from obstruction to train doors, emergency door at the train was also reportedly opened.

Location: All over HK

Time: Afternoon til late

What happened: Terrorism is a fitting description of these perpetrators. Systemtically stopping cars on the road to look for off-duty police with intent to murder. Beating up random passerbys/ordinary people who voiced out. Setting up roadblocks with construction vehicles. Setting fire on trains, petrol bombs inside MTR stations, wracking station facilities causing the entire rail network to shut down. Breaking into shops, setting off fire there and looting iPhones from mobile shop. Tonight, Hong Kong has gone full Iraq.

Location: Yueng Long

Time: Evening

What happened: A private car with an off-duty policman inside was stopped by terrorist's roadblock. He made the mistake of not driving through and got out of his car. He was attacked by the mob. After he fired one shot when he was on the ground, the crowd dispersed but two petrol bombs landed on him.

Location: Sham Shui Po

Time: Late evening

What happened: A man with a knife disputed with the mob, he was surrounded and beaten up. The fireman sitting safely on his fire engine next to him watched by.

Location: All over HK

Time: Afternoon til evening

What happened: The MTR had been shut down for the day due to extensive terrorist attacks and damage caused. This limited the movement of the rioters but stalls were still being burned, MTR stations were still broken into and ordinary people were still suffering. Shops and malls are closed as well and you can't see any luxury items displayed on shop windows to prevent looting.

Location: All over HK

Time: Afternoon til evening

What happened: The same things happened, MTR being trashed, roadblocks were in place to rate out dissendents, catapult was seen to launch bricks, extensive damage done to shops, ordinary citizens getting beaten up and appeal to ban the anti-mask law defeated. Some reporters were firebombed and some would question whether the police can handle such widespread chaos.

Location: Cheung Sha Wan

Time: Afternoon

What happened: The unfortunate taxi driver drove into a riots zone. Those peaceful protestors opened his car door, "redecorated" his car using metal rods when the car suddenly drove off to the left and crashed. The driver was pulled out and beaten unconcious. Then fire fighters appeared but choosed to ignore the driver because the mob was still killing him. Shortly after the incident, fake online stories claiming the driver lost control, crashed, and was rescued by protestors, that he was trying to kill protestors, he was a China supporter and fake x-way of the victim who was ran over appeared. This is the kind of terror Hong Kongers are living in.

Location: Mong Kok

Time: Evening

What happened: Celine Ma was filming a bunch of rioters destroying ATM machines when she was attacked. She was pushed on the ground and hit on the head. Her celebrity status did not provide cover agains these terrorist mob.

Location: All over HK

Time: Evening

What happened: This Monday was a local holiday that meant riots continued. The same things happened but seemed to be on a smaller scale, MTR still being trashed, roadblocks filled with explosive susbtance were set fired upon, black mob went into residential buildings to rat out their opponents, ordinary people still getting harrased or beaten up.