On June 2, in the neighborhood of Beijing Supreme Court, a dozen officials from Beijing police, security and the city administration department, carried out a sudden ransacking of the “homes” of appellants who live in the area. A Gansu province appellant Wang Bing was arrested for “disturbing law enforcement” because he reprimanded the police for acting like bandits to suppress appellants.
Wang said that in the afternoon of June 2, a dozen police cars cleared the way to appellants’ homes. Wherever they went, the officials from the city administration department charged into the homes of appellants even before they [the appellants] could pack up. They took away all the appellants’ belongings and loaded them into the police cars. After that, the officials tore down the appellants’ houses and sheds, leaving the place in ruins.
He said the scene before his eyes was just like high way robberies seen in the movies. The appellants were not allowed to pack up and they fought with the officials for their own belongings. When there was no one at home, the officials kicked the doors open or broke the locks with an axe to enter.
