Police Are Awakening in Hunan Province

(Clearwisdom.net)

1. At our neighborhood police station, there is a police officer who destroyed Falun Dafa books and persuaded practitioners to give up their practice. After being in contact with practitioners many times, he realized that Falun Gong is a very good qigong practice that teaches people to improve themselves.

He told me once, "This time, I went to a practitioner's home to ransack his house and found two of Teacher's books. I didn't tell anyone and quietly put them into a drawer." Another time, he told me, "None of you Falun Gong practitioners have criminal records. You are all good people."

He also told me that his health was not good. I said, "Please stop doing bad deeds towards Falun Dafa. That will destroy you. You should start practicing Falun Gong." He said, "There is pressure from higher levels. If I practiced Falun Gong, I would lose my job. How can I do it with a wife and kids at home? Let's talk about it in the future."

This shows that many people haven't lose their kindness but are afraid of CCP pressure.

2. During the "October 1" National Holiday, a police station in a city of Hunan Province received an order from higher ranks to ransack every Falun Gong practitioner's home. If any Falun Gong materials or the Nine Commentaries on the Communist Party were found, the practitioner was to be detained. However, many police officers who knew the truth treated Falun Gong practitioners reasonably during their visits. Even though they found Falun Gong materials or the Nine Commentaries, they just pretended to not see them.

3. In Hunan Province, a security officer in a factory had followed orders from Jiang's regime closely when the persecution of Falun Gong started. He harshly persecuted Falun Gong practitioners using all means, including following them, ransacking their homes and abducting them. Practitioners clarified the truth to him many times and he has now awakened. He returned all the Falun Gong books he had confiscated to practitioners.

Chinese version available at http://minghui.ca/mh/articles/2005/10/9/111985.html

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