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Nothing?
He spoke with Uncle Luk and the others.
But he spoke to you on the telephone?
Yes.
What?
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Not to me.
In most cases he would telephone me saying police would
come and ask me to notify the stalls.
I suggest to you that is a deliberate lio?
No I am not lying.
Are you suggesting that he said "The police are coming and
close the stalls" and any stall from Causeway Bay to Shaukiwan would close without knowing when the police came?
In most cases we would inform stalls in Causeway Bay and not
in Shaukiwan.
Why in Causeway Bay as opposed to those in Shaukivan when he
scid "Police are coming"?
Other person or persons are responsible for Shaukiwon.
There is another crowd in Hung Fook Building?
Perhaps that is so.
I am not sure.
He says "Police are coming" and the whole of Causeway Bay
closes down?
Yas. They would be notified.
This was not very accurate information - at least not very
detailed?
This was the information we got. Usually we received the
information by telephone.
But sometimes not by telephone?
A majority by phone.
What about the minority of cases?
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By telephone.
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By usually you mean always?
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Yes.
When you said usually came by telephone it always came
by telephone?
Yes.
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