The woman claims she was raped by 4 officers last September and later had an abortion. FMTNews HongKong
Police officers stand guard as more than 200 people were arrested during anti-government protests on May 11.
The woman, who cannot be named for legal reasons, filed a complaint saying she was raped by four officers last September and later had an abortion, with DNA samples taken from the fetus. Lawyers published a statement from the woman on Wednesday accusing the police chief of “publicly discrediting me and diminishing any prospects of a successful prosecution”.
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