H.K. police to clear pro-democracy occupation site

H.K. police to clear pro-democracy occupation site

HONG KONG, China - A top Hong Kong police official announces on Dec. 9, 2014, that police on Dec. 11 will clear roadblocks set up by protesters in the Admiralty district of the territory in a pro-democracy campaign.

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