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A county police department director dies in a car accident

Zheng Heping, the Shenqiu County Police Department director of Zhoukou City in Henan Province has been illegally jailing and cruelly persecuting Dafa practitioners since July 20, 1999. He died of a car accident on his way to Zhengzhou in October 2001. Seven people were in the car, with six others all being safe.

Security director becomes paralyzed

During his tenure as the director of the security division in Zhoukou City Police Department, Wang Yide, beat up and verbally abused people who practiced "Truthfulness, Benevolence, Forbearance." He also tortured them using all sorts of torture methods and apparatus on them and took the opportunity to extort money from them. There were more than 60 people illegally convicted in Zhoukou City alone.

It is a heavenly principle that one will reaps whatever one sows. The crooked Wang Yide persecuted Dafa and harmed good people. In doing so, he also harmed himself, and, as a result, became paralyzed over half of his body in the spring of 2001.

Two examples from Yantai City, Shandong Province:

1. Wang Huanliang, the president of the Yantai City Seafood Supply and Distribution Company persecuted Dafa practitioners in his company. He had fired those practitioners who went to Beijing to appeal. In March of 2001, he suddenly got liver cancer, and died soon after in May of that year.

2. Zhao Ximo, the secretary of Haifa district office of the Yantai City Seafood Supply and Distribution Company, slandered Dafa and Teacher as well as cursed at Buddha in a company meeting. He ran into a building riding his bicycle on the way home right after the meeting. He was injured all over and had to be wrapped in bandages from head to toe.

We hope that the police or officials who read this article will take lessons from it: Treat Dafa and practitioners properly, for you and your family's own sake.

Posting date: 5/23/2002
Original article date: 5/23/2002
Category: Latest News from China
Translated on 5/18/2002
Chinese version available at http://www.minghui.ca/mh/articles/2002/5/14/30133.html

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