‘We had no choice’: Hong Kong police say they fired 150 rounds of tear gas during anti-extradition bill protests | South China Morning Post

Hong Kong police said 150 rounds of tear gas were fired during the anti-extradition protest clashes on June 12. It was almost double the amount fired during the Occupy Central movement in 2014. Several rubber bullets were also fired.

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