Protestors in Hong Kong held a flash-mob vigil while blaming the police for the injuries that caused their comrade, Chow Tsz-lok, to die after falling in a parking lot on Friday (November 8).

The 22-year-old protestor died from his injuries on Thursday, and the circumstances are not clear as his death, but protestors hold police responsible.

About 100 protesters cry out slogans such as "Liberate Hong Kong, revolution of our times", or a new slogan which appeared tonight, "HongKongian bo sao", which means "Hong Kongers, revenge" in Cantonese. This flashmob protest was organized after the death of Chow Tsz-lok, a 22-yr old protester who died after falling in a parking in Tseung Kwan O. Protesters believe the police is responsible in some way for that death.

During a flashmob protest, protesters met up outside the Department Store Sogo, in Causeway Bay to mourn for the protester Chow Tsz-lok. Chow who fell from one floor of a parking to another, was pronounced dead this morning, after several days in critical conditions due to injuries to the head. Despite circumstances of the fall being unclear, protesters blame the police who was carrying out clearance operations in the vicinity.