Hong Kong police said, Zhou Ting, a former member of Hong Kong's Zhizhi Zhou Ting, Zhou TingFailure to report to the National Security Case according to the original Thursday (December 28), so she condemned her to absconding and would be hunting.
Comprehensive Sing Tao Daily and the Internet media "Hong Kong 01" reported that Zhou Ting announced on December 3 that it has been to go to Canada to enroll in Hong Kong in September this year.Reporting to the police, but said that after careful consideration, I decided not to return to Hong Kong.
When the Hong Kong police were questioned, Zhou Ting was suspected of "colluding foreign or overseas forces to endanger national security crimes" and was arrested by the Police National Security Department.On the 28th), reported to the police station to violate the bail conditions.Police said that he severely condemned the shameful behavior of the sins and would be pursuing all his strength.
The Hong Kong police reiterated that endangering national security is extremely serious crimes, and the police will investigate it.No fugitives can escape the criminal responsibility if they abscond from Hong Kong.Unless the fugitives surrender, they will be hunted for life and regret.
The National Security Division of the Hong Kong Police held a press conference on December 14 to explain the number of five people in the red wanted list.After studying overseas, after obtaining the trust of the police, receiving documents, and changing the registration time, it stated that he would not return to Hong Kong after leaving the country.
After Zhou Ting stated that he would not return to Hong Kong to report to the Hong Kong police, the Hong Kong government stated that he would be hunt for life unless she surrendered.
Li Jiachao criticized that the fugitive tried to make a halo by himself, and his behavior was shameful.He said that the police had tried to deal with it, but in exchange for deception. The most disappointed was the deceived police officer. The police team would summarize experience to effectively maintain national security and crack down on external forces' threats to Hong Kong.
