Hong Kong's streets descended into violence again as protesters and police clashed violently on the six-month anniversary that authorities stormed Prince Edward subway station and made arrests.

On Saturday (February 29), a local journalist came across an isolated policeman who was being targeted with various projectiles, including water bottles, in Sai Yeung Choi Street South.

The policeman took out his gun but did not fire in tense scenes.

Eventually, the policeman managed to escape and rejoin riot police colleagues on Nathan Road.

Two protesters who had been pursuing the police officer were arrested.

Hong Kong descended again into violence as protesters and police clashed violently as protesters sought to commemorate the incidents of "8.31" (where police violently arrested passengers and protesters in the MTR Prince Edwards). In this incident, our journalist came across an isolated policeman targeted with various projectiles such as water bottles in Sai Yeung Choi South. The policeman took out his gun, but kept good trigger discipline. Eventually, the policeman managed to escape and rejoin riot police colleagues on Nathan road. Two of his pursuants were arrested.