Policemen: Don't Ask Us to Arrest Falun Gong Practitioners

(Clearwisdom.net)

A district policeman from a city in Northeastern China suffered from liver cirrhosis before July 20, 1999. He used to sweat after walking a few steps, so he had to take a break every now and then, and he carried medicine with him at all times. He looked like he was in pain each time he rode his bike to the district that he was responsible for overseeing.

After July 20, this policeman came looking for me. So, I clarified the truth to him. One day, the chief of the local police station came with this policeman to my house. The chief was very evil. He had forced a practitioner into Shuanghe Labor Camp, where the practitioner was subsequently persecuted and paralyzed in his lower limbs. The policeman that accompanied the chief, however, came into my home, and after seeing a bunch of truth-clarifying materials, immediately hid them in his police uniform pocket. The chief was unaware of this.

After they left, the policeman came back again and returned the truth-clarifying materials to me. I told him that he would receive boundless rewards for protecting practitioners and he would benefit both physically and mentally. Since then, this policeman would inform us in advance if something bad was to take place. If he came together with other policemen, he would call out from outside the house to provide prior alarm to us.

Later when I saw this policeman, he could ride a bike on rainy days. If he rode his motorcycle on a rough road, he could steer the motorcycle back and forth. He also had renewed energy for doing things. After the Nine Commentaries on the Communist Party was released, he gave the Nine Commentaries to other policemen. The other policemen came to understand the truth and told the chief, "We will do anything except for arresting Falun Gong practitioners. We won't do that. The Falun Gong practitioners are all kind people."

December 2, 2005

Chinese version available at http://www.minghui.org/mh/articles/2005/12/3/115736.html

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