Hong Kong Police Arrest 36 In Continued Clashes With Protesters

In a clash with protesters, Hong Kong police used water cannons and fired a warning shot. Six officers were threatened by a breakaway group from a peaceful protest. Earlier, protesters blocked roads and used bricks and Molotov cocktails. Police arrested 36 people, including a 12-year-old, for various offenses. Fifteen officers were injured. The police commissioner condemned the violence and promised investigations. Protests began over a shelved extradition bill, with over 700 arrests so far.

What were the reasons for the police's use of water cannons?

What actions did the police take against the protesters during the clashes?

How did the police respond to the threats made against them?

What were the consequences faced by the protesters during the event?

What was the public reaction to the police's actions during the protests?