A fighting coach in Hong Kong involves drumming martial arts to fight against the stat

A fighting coach in Hong Kong is suspected of advocating martial arts on the Internet, forming a army against state power, and sentenced to five years in prison.Not Comprehensive Ming Pao, Sing Tao.com, and Hong Kong 01 reported that Huang Deqiang, a fighting coach in Hong Kong, previously acknowledged a Hong Kong Guoan Law to incite the crime of subverting the state power.Huang Deqiang was sentenced to five years in prison on Friday (February 24).Huang Deqiang has been detained for more than 11 months since mid -March last year.Not Huang Deqiang's assistant Zhang Wenzhi had previously acknowledged the crime of unlicensed guns, and was sentenced to 16 months on the same day.Not Due to the minimum sentence of the Hong Kong Guoan Law, Huang Deqiang's unsuccessful sentence was reduced after being guilty, only 10 % were reduced.Not The defense pointed out that if Zhang Wenzhi had to call prisons to serve in prison, the regulations stated that even if she had a good behavior, the sentence period should not be less than 31 days.At the sentence, the defendant was released immediately as appropriate.Not Lian Jinhong reiterated that he was sentenced to sentence in accordance with the law. There was no explicitly stating that the court had to release the defendant immediately, and said that "someone has made this ruling, which does not mean that this is right."Not The Hong Kong police found handwriting notes in Huang Deqiang's backpack last March. The content shows that he intends to create a "Hong Kong Martial Arts Party" in order to overthrow the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government and the National Government of Independence.Shadow Government "and so on.Not Huang and Zhang are also charged with intention to have an aggressive weapon and an unlicensed pipe with guns. The Hong Kong prosecutor pointed out that the two have offensive weapons, that is, three swords, three, and three.Opening the mountain and an ax, intending to use it for illegal use; no guns, that is, two crossbow, without holding the power license with such firearms.