(Clearwisdom.net) The lawless personnel of the Pi County party committee in Sichuan Province conducted a so-called "public trial", during which two Falun Dafa practitioners were put on trial. Over a thousand people were in attendance on the day of the "public trial."

When the police forcefully pushed the two Dafa practitioners onto the field, they struggled and shouted: "Falun Dafa is good!" The situation became chaotic. The police started to beat the two practitioners in front of the crowd. Over a thousand people witnessed the brutality of the police, and they started to shout loudly: "Falun Dafa is Good!" Even the children shouted loudly. The police and the officials became very nervous and visibly shaken.

The "public trial" of these two practitioners became a huge forum to promote Falun Gong and expose the brutal persecution. Since then, the Pi County officials have been hiding their illegal sentencing of Dafa practitioners in a small room, because they were scared the residents would learn of their actions.

The unemployment rate in China's cities is growing higher. To make ends meet, many people have bought tractor tricycles so they can create jobs for themselves. The government, however, imposes excessive types of taxes on tricycle owners. In order to avoid the taxes, many people operate their businesses without registering with the administrative department.

One day, Leshan City police took action to confiscated these people's tricycles. The police chased the tricycles with motor bikes and trucks. Those who could not run away had their tricycles smashed, or loaded onto the police truck and taken away.

The tricycle drivers were upset, and shouted to the police: "You're robbing people! You are the real crooks, not only do you rob people, but you also arrest Falun Gong practitioners. Falun Gong practitioners are all good, Falun Gong is good. You dare to rob people right in broad daylight? You are the bad people."

Posting date: 11/16/2003
Original article date: 11/15/2003
Category: Latest News from China
Translated on 11/10/2003
Chinese version available at http://www.minghui.org/mh/articles/2003/11/4/60021.html

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