Torture Death of Dafa Practitioner Ms. Li Yuling at the Hands of Dongcheng District Police in Beijing (phone numbers included)
(Clearwisdom.net) July 9th report: at 5:00 a.m. on July 4th,
2003, Beijing Dafa practitioner Ms. Li Yuling was tortured to death by Dongcheng
District police officials in Beijing. This came on the heels of her illegal
arrest on June 25, 2003. Ms. Li Yuling left home at around 3:00 p.m. on June 25. Dongcheng District
police officials arrested her as she distributed truth-clarifying material.
Later, they transferred her to the Heping Hotel under the guise of "helping her
to reform." The police tried to coerce her into revealing the source of the
materials and names of other Dafa practitioners, but Li Yuling firmly refused to
cooperate. The police then brutally beat her and tortured her around the clock.
Li Yuling didn't show any fear when faced with brutal torture. During the nine
days of detention, she held a hunger strike to protest and resisted the illegal
detention and brutal torture with dignity. In order not to cause any losses to
Dafa, she didn't say a single word. The policemen flew into a rage and tortured
her relentlessly. At 5:00 a.m. on July 4th, Li Yuling passed away
from the torture. When Li Yuling's family received the death notice from the police, they went
to the Longfusi Hospital, where her body was placed. They saw that the left half
of the face was swollen and bruised. Her ribs along the sides were black and
blue. The police didn't allow her family to take a careful look at the body.
Furthermore, they threatened, "No picture taking! No videotaping! Don't touch
the body!" They said that these were orders from "higher up." Li's family asked, "Why are there scars and bruises on her face and body? Why
didn't you send her to the hospital right after you found out her condition? If
she didn't eat or drink, why didn't you do something like calling her family,
which you didn't do until after her death?" Li's family condemned the police and demanded an explanation for Li's death.
The police couldn't answer, yet they demanded that the number of family and
friends invited to Li's funeral be as few as possible. This is another piece of evidence of the Jiang regime's crimes against
humanity. Related phone numbers: Dongcheng District Police Department
in Beijing: 86-10-64042244 Head: Liu Ruibin Deputy Heads: Ye Guoqing, Wang Tiean,
Zhou Zhixue, Yang Yi, Yang Wuyi, Liu Yanguang, Xie Shilong Dongcheng District Police Department
Office: chief, Lin Shu, 86-10-64018857, 86-10-64042244 Politics Division: chief, Shan
Zhiqiang, 86-10-64074411 ext. 3221, 86-10-64045986 Disciplinary Committee: chief, Zhao
Xinping, 86-10-64074411 ext. 3213 Legal Division: chief, Wang Tingfang,
86-10-80712525 ext. 66228 National Security Division: chief,
Yue Lianqi, 86-10-64074411 ext. 3502 Criminal Investigation Division:
chief, Xu Tong, 86-10-84254154 Security Division: chief, Gao Jingbo,
86-10-64074411 ext. 2208, ext. 2308, ext. 2413 Patrol and Enforcement Division:
chiefs, Duan Jianjun, Zhang Guoli, 86-10-65124893 Internal Security Division: chief, Su
Baozhu, 86-10-64074411 ext. 1204 Disciplinary Inspection Team: chief,
Zhu Xingyan, 86-10-84033842 Appeal Office: chief, Chen Chunjiang:
86-10-84041234 Dongcheng District Criminal Police
Brigade: 86-10-64042059 á Dongzhimen Police Station:
86-10-64169817, 86-10-64168819 Longfu Hospital: 86-10-64011133
Address: No. 9 Xinzhong Street, Dongcheng District, Beijing
Chiefs: Liu Ze, Wu Wei
Address: No. 18 East Meishu Road, Dongcheng District, Beijing
Zip code: 100010
Chinese version available at
http://www.minghui.org/mh/articles/2003/7/9/53718.html
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