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THE HONGKONG - TELEGRAPH. SATURDAY, JANUARY 4, 1930.
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PRISONER'S ALLEGATIONS IN COURT:
"Save life." and then I was threatened that if I called out again
Did he use a ruler?--No. You were hit on the chest?Yes,
thon there is n Inpse. That has been my experience.
I should get more sovere blows... The complaint by the defendant Where did Sergeant Kennedy hit was made after the examination 7- you-le slapped my face and I asked the defendant after the ex- kicked me whilst I was squatting amination. An unusual incident marked the down. I did not feel much pain Are the bruises consistent with from the blows from Sergeant his story? Yes, they might have continued hearing of the casu Kennedy,
been. against a Chinese foki of the Lee Fung Hang firm, of Nam Paki Hong, who is charged with the un both sides. possession and uttering of six forged $500 Chartered Bank notes, before Mr. Grantiam at the Central Magistracy yesterday afternoon, when Doctor A. Cannon, who appeared to give evidence on behalf of the defence. said that ho could not identify the defendant as the man he had examined in the gaol, unless he had his clothes off
In order to meet this unlooked for contingency, the Magistrate ordered the man to go to the room adjoining the Court and there to disrobe so that the Doctor. might see him.
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When Doctor Cannon' returned from his inspection, he said that he recognised the man, but he had grown stouter since. the last time he saw him.
Did you show the marks or the brutees to the European Sergeant?
Yes.
What did he say?-He did not say anything.
What colour were the bruisc87 They were red and swollen up.
When did you first ask to see the doctor-As soon as I was admitted to the gaol. He then examined me.
In further cross-examination,-de-| fendant said that he was examined by the doctor on November 7th, 10th and 11th.
Doctor Finds Bruises,
1r. A. Cannon, M.O.H., at the Victoria Gaol, next gave evidence, and, when asked if he recognised the defendant, thought hard for two minutes and then replied that
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Would you say that the bruises could have resulted.from the defen dant falling down -No, becauso they are on the outside. He would have had to havo "two falls from opposite anglès' te account for them.
Judging from the braises, can you gain, any Iden as to the posture of the man when inflicted-Yes. I. should say he was in a crouching position,
Do you think the bruises could have been self-inflicted 7--No.
Can you give some idea as to what weapon was used?-It would certainly be a bluntish weapon. The bruises on the leg would bo caused by a bluntish and hard weapon probably a big round ruler.
Would the bruises on the chest be caused by the same object?— No, they would be caused by some- thing softer, such as a flat.
he would not like to say whether Would those blows have inflicted At the previous hearing, the de- he did or did not. He generally great paint-That depends largely fendant gave his testimony, during saw them without their clothes on. on the temperament.of the person. which he made' curtain allegatious The Magistrate:-Perhaps that I should think that a nervous type against the police that they had hitean be arranged. It is an im- of person such as the defendant him over the chest and on the knees portant point.
would feel more pain than a person with a ruler, whilst he complained To the Doctor:-You say you of my calibre. that Sergeant Kennedy hit him can't recognise him?-No, not with whilst he was squatting down, and his full kit on. then kicked him as he lay on the ground.
Cross-Examination.
The defendant, was subjected to searching cross-examination by Mr. H. J. Armstrong, in the course of which the following questions and answers were made:
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Mr. Leo d'Almada, Jnr.:-Would you recognise him without clothest
Yes.
Then I suggest that he is taken to the room, adjoining and that you identify him without his clothes.
This was done and when the Doctor returned he said that he Mr. Armstrong:—Do you
did recognise the man, but he had that Shui On Wing has probably get a lot stouter since the last time trumped up this charge against he saw him. you? Yes,
Have you ever had a quarrel with Shui On Wing?—No, I have never quarrelled with him.
Can you give any reason why he should bring this falue charge against you?-I cannot say..
Mr. Armstrong, in cross-examina- tlon naked the doctor if the outside of the knee was a very painful part of the person-That part is, if you have been hit by a cricket ball there, you can pretty well be knock- ed out for a whole afternoon.
Would you say it was a notably painful spot?—No. There are other parts of the body which are more painful, an you probably know. This concluded the doctor's..evl. dence and the proceedings were ad- journed,
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Continuing, the wliness said that he carried out an examination of the defendant sometime last month and that the. report (produced} was the result of that examination. He then found that there were bruises on the breast bone level You say that all the persons who with the third and fourth ribs, the have witnessed against you have lower braise being 21⁄2 inches long told trumped-up stories 7-Yes, and the upper one extended for 14
Do you realise that ten witnesses inches. On the outside of the left have given evidence which can- knee was a purple bruise and three ficts materially with what you bruises of a similar colour on the; have said?-Some of the witnesses outside of the right knee. The correct intestinal torpidity, tone have been telling the truth and colour of the chest bruises were up the liver, banish constipation, bilious attacks, sick headaches, some have not. Purtly truth and yellow, partly not.
Mr. d'Almada :-Did you hear clear the skin, purify the breath, In fact they have been lying?any explanation as to these aid digestion, relieve Piles. 'Of No, I won't say they have all been bruises?~} ually Ask the chemists everywhere, price 60 Hes.
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How many people passed through the Detective's office whilst you
and as usual the story is that
they have been struck by the police.
| were there?—I don't know how You Buy that is, the usual story. many, but they were all policemen, Does that mean that you get fra-
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by the defendant,, at the previous have been struck by the police- hearing that a Chinese constable Oh yes, even when it is proved that assaulted him by striking him withthey have not. These compininla a ruler and kicking him whilst he'sometimes come in batches of three was on the ground, Mr. Arm-'and four a day. You find they are strong asked: · When you were like disenses, they come in cycles, struck, did you
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