August 27, 2024 4:48 pm

Private Security Guard Allegedly Knocked Protester Unconscious outside Chinese Consulate

The protester said that he was pushed as he ‘peacefully protested the CCP’s tyranny.’

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Yonghong Wang lays on the ground outside of China’s consulate general after he said he was pushed by a security guard. Inset: The injury to Wang’s head that was allegedly caused by the security guard, in New York City, July 9, 2024.

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A Chinese man who protested in front of China’s consulate general in Manhattan was allegedly knocked unconscious by a private security guard who pushed him last month, National Review has learned.

Yonghong Wang, 54, said that the guard pushed him to the ground during a small demonstration on July 6, knocking him out.

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A Chinese man who protested in front of China’s consulate general in Manhattan was allegedly knocked unconscious by a private security guard who pushed him last month, National Review has learned.

Yonghong Wang, 54, said that the guard pushed him to the ground during a small demonstration on July 6, knocking him out.