Beijing time, July 2: Shaanxi Yulin police reported that a 14-year-old girl was slapped and abused in the underground garage, and four perpetrators have been arrested. The Jingbian County Public Security Bureau issued a police report saying that after investigation: At about 19 o'clock on June 29, Liu Mouquan (female, 16 years old), Jia Mourui (female, 15 years old), He Mou (male, 13 years old), Jia Moucheng (male, 13 years old) and others had an argument with Liu Mouqing over trivial matters, and the four people beat Liu Mouqing in the underground parking garage of a community in Xixin District, Jingbian County, and Liu Mouquan instructed others to shoot videos with their mobile phones and upload them to the online platform.
In the online video, a black woman with a sideways face and a woman in yellow slapped the victim continuously, and the victim was obviously younger, according to the police report, the beaters should be Liu Mouquan and Jia Mourui, in the video, Liu and Jia slapped the victim while asking the victim "What are you hiding". During the whole process of the abuser, Liu and Jia slapped the victim's face continuously, while the woman in black did not forget to tell the man in the same room, "Don't forget to take a video for me."
What makes people angry is that in the nearly 3-minute video circulated on the Internet, Liu Mouquan has been slapping the victim, and the victim's face has been obviously red. During this period, it may be that Liu Mouquan beat his hand and his hand hurts, and Jia Mourui, who was wearing yellow clothes, stepped forward and continued to slap the victim. After the incident, the police reported that the beaters Liu Mouquan and Jia Mourui, as well as He Mou and Jia Moucheng, who shot the video, had been summoned to the public security organs in accordance with the law, and the case was under further investigation.
It is worth noting that although the police only mentioned 4 perpetrators in the report, as many as 10 people participated in the violence scene, and some netizens said that although others did not directly commit violence, they were also accomplices to the perpetrators, so others should also be punished. The reason why bullying incidents continue to be banned nationwide is, in the final analysis, because the law punishes the perpetrator too lightly, and it is the painless punishment that makes the bully more unscrupulous, and also makes "putting an end to bullying" into an empty talk.