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发表于 2010-5-3 00:06:04
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好像调查程序还远没有结束嘛. 不分青红皂白支持警察打人的人自然大有问题,但是在事实还没有完全弄清楚,特别是还不知道该外交官在被逮捕时是否有拒捕等妨碍警方执行勤务的行为时就可以结论警察反应过分? 咳,咳... 伟大领袖毛主席教导我们说:“没有调查..."
In an interview Friday, Yu said he was traveling with his wife in a consulate vehicle when he saw a patrol car with flashing lights behind him. Yu said he stopped and waited several minutes, but drove off when the officer stayed in his car and took no apparent action.
Yu said he drove to the Chinese Consulate in the 3400 block of Montrose. When Yu drove through the consulate's automatic garage gate, the police car followed him.
Yu said he “made it clear” he was a Chinese diplomat, but the officer handcuffed him anyway. Yu said the officer struck him in the face, but he did not address the circumstances or specify when the alleged assault took place. Yu also suffered hand and neck injuries, according to a co-worker at the consulate.
Roberta MacInnis, a Houston Chronicle features editor, said she was shopping at a nearby business when she saw an HPD officer lying on top of a handcuffed man who was face-down in the garage.
Yu said the entire episode was captured on tape by a garage security camera. He and his wife later were released at the scene.
A source familiar with the officers' version of events said Yu's vehicle was spotted about 4:30 p.m. Saturday traveling a short distance from the consulate without a rear license plate. With the police car following with flashing lights, the vehicle wound through Montrose for about five minutes before entering the consulate garage.
As the officer exited his patrol car, the source said, Yu greeted him with loud curses.
A consulate spokesman said Yu's rear license plate had been stolen, but the diplomat thought having a front plate was enough. Texas law requires front and rear plates.
Aaron Suder, staff attorney with the Houston Police Officers Union, dismissed Yu's claim of a police assault as “categorically false.”
“When and if there's a video that's made public we are absolutely confident that the actions of the police officers involved will be justified,” he said. |
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