One-Thousand University Students Protest City Officers’ Violence

Not long after they drew criticism for their secret training manual of how to beat people without leaving bodily evidence, city administration officers in China triggered another mass incident.
One-Thousand University Students Protest City Officers’ Violence
The protest scene. The Epoch Times
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The protest scene. (The Epoch Times)

Not long after they drew criticism for their secret training manual of how to beat people without leaving bodily evidence, city administration officers in China triggered another mass incident.

Over 1,000 people protested city administration officers’ violent behavior in southeast China’s Nanjing city the afternoon of May 18. Local traffic was blocked, and the incident ended after anti-riot police dispersed the crowd.

Female Students Beaten by City Administration Officer

The conflict was triggered when several officers ransacked and beat female university students who setup a vendor’s stall at the night market outside Nanjing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics.

Thereafter, more and more students gathered, they surrounded the officers and their vehicle, and requested an apology. However, the incident escalated very fast, both sides engaged in a physical conflict causing several injuries before the anti-riot police arrived on the scene.