A radical lawmaker accused of assaulting Chief Executive Leung Chun-ying told a court on Friday that the citys leader gave no physical reaction when a glass the lawmaker allegedly threw broke behind him, despite claiming he was shocked by a shattering noise.In the unprecedented trial, in which Leung appeared as a prosecution witness, Wong Yuk-man told Eastern Court that video footage showed Leung stood as still as a plank in the Legislative Council chamber while he was allegedly assaulted.Siu Kam Chan has more.
A radical lawmaker accused of assaulting Chief Executive Leung Chun-ying told a court on Friday that the citys leader gave no physical reaction when a glass the lawmaker allegedly threw broke behind him, despite claiming he was shocked by a shattering noise.In the unprecedented trial, in which Leung appeared as a prosecution witness, Wong Yuk-man told Eastern Court that video footage showed Leung stood as still as a plank in the Legislative Council chamber while he was allegedly assaulted.Siu Kam Chan has more.
