Rioters return to Hong Kong streets
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Kwok Ka-chuen, chief superintendent of the Police Public Relations Branch, said violence has returned to the streets of Hong Kong, and more than half of those arrested on Sunday were students. He told a press briefing that rioters have been behaving like gangsters, who indiscriminately attacked innocent people and businesses.
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