Claim: The 2015 Yuen Long protest, organized by Civic Passion, Hong Kong Indigenous and groups from social media and local residents as a series of anti-parallel trading protests, had around 200 people that gathered at Long Ping Station wherein protesters tried to break the police line and pushed against the pro-parallel trading elements resulting to the arrest of several people.
Evidence: 2015 Yuen Long protest, called Liberate Yuen Long or Recover Yuen Long (Chinese: 光復元朗) by the protesters, was part of a series of anti-parallel trading protests in the northern districts of Hong Kong that took place on 1 March 2015 in Yuen Long. It was mainly organised by Civic Passion, Hong Kong Indigenous and groups from social media and local residents. The protesters rallied against the parallel traders who buy goods in Hong Kong, especially in Yuen Long, and sell them in Mainland China for profit. Around 200 people gathered at Long Ping Station at 3:30 pm and arrived Sau Fu Street at 4 pm. At 4:15 pm, protesters tried to break the police line and pushed against the pro-parallel trading elements on Sau Fu Street, when the police used pepper spray without warning. Later, the police has arrested 36 men and 2 women, aged from 13 to 74, who involved in common assault, assaulting police and possession of weapons.