Ms. Li Xurong from Jiangbei District, Chongqing City Walked out of the Police Station with Righteous Thoughts

(Clearwisdom.net) On the afternoon of September 24, 2005, Falun Dafa practitioner Ms. Li Xurong, who lives in Qiaobei Village, Jiangbei District of Chongqing City, was taking care of household duties when suddenly a group of policemen (about seven or eight) broke into her house. Without a word, they began to rummage through drawers and cupboards. Their violent behavior shocked Ms. Li's elderly mother, as well as her son, who was getting ready for the college entrance exam.

The police took Ms. Li Xurong's Falun Dafa truth-clarification materials, her tape-recorder, her son's college entrance exam materials, her bank deposit password, and other private property. They cursed and interrogated her constantly. Even when Ms. Li went into the bathroom, they kicked the bathroom door incessantly. Facing such harassment, Ms. Li Xurong handled the situation calmly and rationally. The policemen were utterly frustrated. They turned Ms. Li's house into a complete mess, and then forced Ms. Li Xurong to go with them to the police station.

As soon as Ms. Li Xurong stepped out of the house, she called out loudly, "Falun Dafa is good!" "Falun Dafa is a righteous Fa!" "Evil will be punished and kindness will be rewarded!" all the way to the police station. Her righteous voice frightened the evil police. They had to quickly push Ms. Li into the car and did not know how to keep her from calling out. They said to her, "What are you calling out for? Others cannot hear you since the car door is closed." Li Xurong replied righteously and solemnly, "I must call out since evil is afraid of being found out and my calling out will terrify the evil."

When the car arrived at the police station, Li Xurong did not cooperate with the wicked policemen at all. She refused to answer any questions and refused to give her signature. Half an hour later, Ms. Li Xurong walked out of the police station openly and with dignity.

Chinese version available at http://minghui.ca/mh/articles/2005/10/21/112855.html

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