This is not a TV series, nor a novel, but a shocking real-life incident that recently occurred in Hangzhou's Yuhang District. The pre-wedding preparations were carried out vigorously, and the family was supposed to set up the wedding scene in the hotel, but who would have expected such a ridiculous and bizarre encounter?
A pregnant woman and her brother were harassed and molested by four drunk men in the hotel elevator, and the brother and sister stood up but were unilaterally beaten by the other party.
According to the person, the incident is as follows: the wedding date is approaching, and the pregnant woman and her brother go to the hotel to inspect the wedding decorations. Who knew that there were four drunken men who pulled and molested pregnant women as soon as they got out of the elevator.
The pregnant woman was naturally frightened and hurriedly hid behind her brother. Seeing this, my brother Mr. Lin was furious and stepped forward to protect his sister, but he didn't expect the drunks to unilaterally chase him all the way from the third floor to the lobby on the first floor.
During this period, Mr. Lin kept calling for help, and his mother rushed to ask for help, but to no avail. The four drunks didn't pay any attention to the hotel staff, turned a deaf ear to the pleading of the pregnant woman and Lin's mother, and finally beat Mr. Lin to the ground. After the incident, the police really came forward to deal with the matter, but the result was shocking!
It turned out that after the police reviewed the surveillance video, although the drunk's behavior was indeed "excessive", it did not reach the level of "obvious indecency". What's even more outrageous is that the police actually characterized this incident as an ordinary "brawl between the two sides"!
In the end, the four drunks were detained for only 24 hours and released after sobering up. In other words, their behavior of harassing pregnant women and beating others was regarded as just a "joke"! The pregnant woman's brother was in pain and her family was traumatized, but the perpetrator owed no debt or debt... Thinking of this, we are inevitably angry.
In the face of such an abnormal law enforcement verdict, Mr. Lin had no choice but to choose to expose it through the media and call on public opinion to pay attention to the cold fact that this axiom is missing.
However, it is sad that no matter how the reporter asked, the hotel where the incident occurred and the police officer in charge ignored the matter and fired an afterthought. The police are even more justifiable, insisting on the so-called "joking" rhetoric and turning a blind eye to the evidence.
Is this the society we live in under the rule of law? Just like that, drunks are allowed to harass pregnant women, so they are allowed to be violent and hurt others, and they are so covered? As a citizen, we should condemn it, both morally and legally!
First of all, judging by common sense, the behavior of the drunks has violated the relevant legal red lines. What is the reason for the so-called "joking"? Molestation of a pregnant woman is by no means a trivial matter, and it has already violated the personal rights of others.
What's more, Mr. Lin fought back in self-defense, but was beaten by several people, which obviously constituted illegal acts such as "picking quarrels and provoking trouble" and even "intentional injury". From any point of view, the drunk is the most punishable party in this incident.
However, when we look at the process of law enforcement, what we see is the incompetence and indifference of authority. The so-called "insufficient surveillance evidence" argument is simply a pretext in this technological age. Isn't the confessions of witnesses and witnesses at the scene sufficient to corroborate the facts? It stands to reason that if the police take a fair and impartial stance on the facts, they can completely restore the truth of the incident and make positive determinations.
Surprisingly, however, despite eyewitnesses, evidence, surveillance video, and so on, the police recklessly sided with the perpetrators! We have seen too much of this kind of connivance by law enforcers.
The incident of Zhang Yunlei, a college student in Jinan, who was detained after being beaten, was also infuriating; A year ago, a security guard in Shenzhen was beaten by street people, and the police also gently let it go, and there was no follow-up...... In the face of such violations and crimes, the law blindly turns a blind eye, this is the so-called "fairness and justice"?
Some say that perhaps the police did not have access to conclusive evidence to make such a verdict. But even so, we have to criticize it for its lack of professional ethics and responsibility.
A qualified law enforcer should not take it lightly, but take the initiative to investigate the whole story. Moreover, the fact that the parties and witnesses have clearly testified but have been ignored constitutes in itself a dereliction of duty against the public power.
Of course, we must also examine whether there are some ulterior "protective umbrellas" that are causing trouble? In the past few years, similar incidents have frequently erupted, and people cannot help but think that there may be some collusion of interests behind them. If this is the case, we should be even more indignant!
Overall, this incident once again sounded the sound of our familiarity and ignorance. When some people do evil, the relevant departments turn a blind eye and even whitewash the illegal acts; When innocent people seek fairness and justice, they are excused by difficulties.
This is not only a flagrant violation of the spirit of the rule of law, but also a serious harm to the public's rights and interests. As long as there is even a little indulgence in human rights, the evil will become more and more serious, and eventually it will undoubtedly cause greater social harm.
We cannot tolerate this, and we must speak out for justice. Whether it is newspapers and magazines, or online public opinion, we must urge the regulatory authorities to severely punish this kind of scum behavior and give justice to the victims.
At the same time, the law enforcement agencies should also seriously reflect on themselves, hoping that in the future, they will be able to strictly uphold the principles of the law, stop tolerating right and wrong, and be a "public servant of the people" who truly benefits the people.
Looking at the whole incident, we will find that the greatest sorrow lies precisely in the fact that the warmth of humanity and the call for fairness and justice have disappeared into the quagmire of interests. This is a profound topic that requires the vigilance of the whole society.