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http://theindependent.sg/hong-kong-teenager-gets-abortion-after-alleged-gang-rape-by-police/
Lui said she was scared and complied. She said she tried to cover her private parts with her hands, but an officer used a pen to hit her hand. The officer prompted her to open her legs by tapping her inner thighs using the pen.
She was also told to crouch and stand up three times, but she could not do so because of her injury. The officer then told her to turn around: “When I turned, I saw the other officer starring at me with pleasure,” she said.
https://www.reddit.com/r/HongKong/comments/czi44x/male_hong_kong_police_sexually_assaulted_a_female/
