The Epoch Times’ Hong Kong edition is temporarily suspending distribution to repair damaged equipment after an attack on April 12—the fifth on the printing plant since it was established in 2006. In the early hours on Monday, four masked intruders barged their way into the warehouse, wielding two sledgehammers and a knife hidden inside a plastic bag. The four men smashed printing press equipment and tossed construction debris on the equipment before fleeing in a white van. Among the items damaged were multiple computers and the printing press’s central control panel. The men warned a printing shop employee to “go away,” and “don’t force me to do anything.” They stole a computer as they left. Police officers arrived shortly afterward and told Epoch Times employees that the department’s crime unit is investigating. The Epoch Times’ Hong Kong edition has decried the attack as a crime against Hong Kong’s liberties and …