Thief Goes Free While Good People Are Persecuted


(Clearwisdom.net) On May 8, 2005, a thief reported to police officers from the Dongshan Station in Lushuihe, Fusong County, Baishan City, Jilin Province that while he was burglarizing a home, he found Minghui/Clearwisdom materials and Master Li's photo. Police Director Tang Longping (male) then led four officers to ransack the home of Ms. Yang. They arrested Ms. Yang, her husband, and their child Shengwei.

The police brutally beat twelve-year-old Shengwei while trying to find out the source of the Minghui materials. They flogged him with two metal wires more than twenty times. Young Shengwei had two huge bumps on his head and his body was covered with bloody marks.

Officer Zhang Fuwei slapped Shengwei's face after he was flogged, and cursed Falun Dafa. He said that Baishan City officials specifically assigned him to go to Beijing and arrest practitioners.

Young Shengwei could not bear the pain, so he lied, saying that his father brought home these materials. Hence, his family of three was taken to the police station, and his mother was held in the Fusong County Detention Center.

The police did not care about the thief who was stealing, but only cared about arresting the innocent. This is the current state of the Chinese legal system under the Chinese Communist Party's rule.

The Fusong County Detention Center Director Li Kegang (male) was appointed in 2005. He used to work in the Dongshan Station and bears hatred against Falun Dafa. He was transferred to the Manjiang Station for a while and then transferred to the Fusong County Detention Center.

Contact information:

The Fusong County Detention Center, 86-439-6212393, 86-439-6211787.

The Political Security Office Head, Zhang Aimin (male), 86-439-6211203.

The Dongshan Police Station Head, Tang Longping, 86-439-6365338 (Office);

Yang Xiaoqiu (gender unknown), 86-439-6371229 (Home).

Li Zhenfeng (male), 86-439-6362637 (Home).


Chinese version available at http://www.minghui.org/mh/articles/2005/5/21/102327.html

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