The Chase: Prince Edward, Hong Kong: No day of demonstrations would be complete without the nightly conflagration outside Prince Edward MTR station, a consistent flash point since the police attacks inside the station on August 31st. Protestors build barracades, and set fires nearly every night of the week. Hong Kongers took to the streets in droves as their continued protest movement took on a new significance as it coincided with the 70th anniversary of the founding of the Peoples Republic of China. October 1st, 2019-Hong Kong-Photo by Aaron Guy Leroux/ Sipa USA
Press Lights: Prince Edward, Hong Kong: Riot police, after making their arrest, shine lights are the press to deter photographers, as well as shining lights on citizens nearby who are constantly shouting and berating their behavior. Hong Kongers took to the streets in droves as their continued protest movement took on a new significance as it coincided with the 70th anniversary of the founding of the Peoples Republic of China. October 1st, 2019-Hong Kong-Photo by Aaron Guy Leroux/ Sipa USA
Shoot: Prince Edward, Hong Kong: A riot officer sticks a rubber bullet gun into my chest and threatens repeatedly to shoot. The fear in his eyes betrays his phony-toughness. Hong Kongers took to the streets in droves as their continued protest movement took on a new significance as it coincided with the 70th anniversary of the founding of the Peoples Republic of China. October 1st, 2019-Hong Kong-Photo by Aaron Guy Leroux/ Sipa USA
