Hong Kong: Dozens demand answers from mall mgt. for letting police evict protesters

W/S Protesters at New Town Plaza's customer service, Hong Kong
M/S Protesters chanting
M/S New Town Plaza staff calling management and printing complaint forms
M/S People filling in complaint forms
W/S People standing behind security line
C/U Complaint form being filled in
M/S People requesting complaint forms
M/S People filling in complaint forms
W/S Protesters at New Town Plaza's customer service
C/U Man complaining to New Town Plaza staff
M/S Legislative Councilor Lam Cheuk Ting talking to mall's staff
W/S People gathering at New Town Plaza's customer service
SOT, Lam Cheuk Ting, Legislative Councillor (Cantonese): "I called the SHKP (Sun Hung Kai Properties Limited) management at 9:00am today, requested to explain the reason why the staff led the riot police into the mall on or before 6:00 pm today, but they didn't respond to us.
M/S People holding pictures of riot police fighting protesters
C/U Pictures of riot police fighting protesters
W/S People gathering at New Town Plaza's customer service, Hong Kong
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A large group of protesters flooded New Town Plaza shopping centre in Hong Kong's residential district of Sha Tin on Tuesday, demanding its management to explain why riot police were allowed inside to evict protesters during July 14th demonstration.
The demonstrators took over the customer service centre, filling in complaint forms and holding pictures of the riot police clashing with protesters.
Legislative Councillor, Lam Cheuk Ting, was seen trying to mediate between the shopping centre's staff and demonstrators, whom he reassured he had already called the management to ask for answers.
The event follows July 14th protest against Hong Kong Chief Executive, Carrie Lam that turned violent resulting in clashes between riot police and protesters.