Hong Kong police use tear gas to disperse rally called over concerns about police conduct during months-long anti-Beijing demonstrations
A police officer pours water onto the face of a disable protester affected by tear gas during a rally in Hong Kong on Sunday, Oct. 27, 2019.
Police dogs were seen at protest clearance operations without any protective gear while riot officers wearing respirator masks fired tear gas.
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