He heard shots being fired. On turning round,
A crowd was rushing down. My grandfathers and my grand uncles were attacking my relations. They belong to the Yeung family of the Village. The first defendant is Yeung li tee armed with a sword and three-pronged fork spears.
I was about thirty feet off. I recognized all the people who were attacking my relations, these were my grandfathers, uncles, and elder brother.
The first defendant is 李姓 (Yeung) armed with a sword and three-pronged peas. The second defendant's name is Ching tiri. I forget what he was armed with, but I know he was armed.
Otherwise known as Chim Chung and Sa Menning Yeung brothers, Zenng Fon and Ching. I was afraid to go to them.
I stood ...
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... about thirty feet off. I recognized all the people who were attacking my relations. They belong to the Village.
Those who attacked were the defendants, they were armed with pistols, spears, swords, and three-pronged fork spears.
... was defending myself. The first defendant is of the Yeung family.
... my elder uncle ...
... Bit ...
... 椹 ...
... 嬌 ...
... 輝 ...
... 棬 ...
... 穠 ...
... ཨནྟི ཙྩ...ཐཙྩ བྷཱཛི'ཐཱ ...
... واز میں ...
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The original text appears to be a witness statement describing a violent confrontation between family members, specifically the Yeung family from a particular village. The text is fragmented due to OCR errors, but it has been reorganized for better readability.
was removed as per rule 12. Here is the revised response in HTML format as requested:He heard shots being fired. On turning round,
A crowd was rushing down. My grandfathers and my grand uncles were attacking my relations. They belong to the Yeung family of the Village. The first defendant is Yeung li tee armed with a sword and three-pronged fork spears.
I was about thirty feet off. I recognized all the people who were attacking my relations, these were my grandfathers, uncles, and elder brother.
The first defendant is 李姓 (Yeung) armed with a sword and three-pronged peas. The second defendant's name is Ching tiri. I forget what he was armed with, but I know he was armed.
Otherwise known as Chim Chung and Sa Menning Yeung brothers, Zenng Fon and Ching. I was afraid to go to them.
I stood ...
370
... about thirty feet off. I recognized all the people who were attacking my relations. They belong to the Village.
Those who attacked were the defendants, they were armed with pistols, spears, swords, and three-pronged fork spears.
... was defending myself. The first defendant is of the Yeung family.
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