When social terror becomes the favorite of the police

Chapter 459 Prohibition of Wedding Pranks
After the banquet, Eileen and Shi Mingru made a point of thanking Lin Xiaoyan and the other two.

Eileen held Lin Xiaoyan's hand tightly; her eyelids had been twitching since this morning.

She was extremely worried when those people suddenly pulled Mingru away today.

Her cousin told her what happened, and when she learned that someone was holding a steel pipe and was about to hit Mingru, she was terrified.

Fortunately, Xiaoyan stopped him!

Otherwise, she couldn't imagine what the situation would be like now.

If Mingru gets into trouble, what will happen to her and her child?
Eileen held Lin Xiaoyan's hand with lingering fear. She was so glad that she had let Xiaoyan be her bridesmaid.

Fortunately, Xiaoyan was there; in that situation, I really didn't know what to do.

Shi Mingru was still shaken, because he was tightly tied to the telephone pole at the time, and he felt a tightness in his chest and was so angry that he felt like he was suffocating.

That feeling almost made him think he was really going to die.

He almost choked when he heard that those people were going to drag Linlin over.

After the banquet was over and all the guests had left, the Shi family went to the police station together.

Lin Xiaoyan and the other two also went.

As they headed to the police station, someone posted videos of the morning's chaos online.

People online saw several young men violently dragging the groom away and tying him to a utility pole, while a group of people behind him tore the groom's clothes.

What's even more infuriating is that someone was holding a steel pipe and preparing to smash it at the groom.

Seeing this, everyone was furious and cursing.

Fortunately, one of the bridesmaids kicked the man with the steel pipe away.

Everyone was commenting below the video:

"Good kick!!!"

"Where is this place? Are wedding pranks really so vulgar?"

"If I encountered something like this at my wedding, I'd probably be furious!"

"I have a bad temper. If anyone dares to really mess with me, they probably won't see the sun tomorrow!"

"Hahaha, the people upstairs are too weak. If it were me, they definitely wouldn't have seen the moon that night!"

"Boycott wedding pranks! These people are wicked; they're clearly using wedding pranks to deliberately hurt people!"

"Where are the police? Arrest them all!"

……

The video went viral online as more and more people shared it.

Someone present commented, "The bridesmaid called the police, and those people were all arrested."

Upon seeing this comment, everyone applauded.

People like that should be arrested!
If we don't teach them a lesson, they'll never know what the world is!
Some people also said that the young men at the beginning of the video were notorious street thugs in their area!
They never do anything productive. They even caused a scene at someone's wedding.

Even now, every family whose wedding they disrupted still curses at them whenever they see them.

In short, they are very unlikable!

Some people also revealed that the bride was pregnant, and the groom's family had given gifts to the neighbors in advance, specifically instructing them not to cause trouble on the wedding day.

Upon seeing this, netizens condemned those who broke their promises.

"These people are really speechless. They were all told not to cause trouble, and some people accepted gifts and agreed verbally, but they didn't do anything about it!"

"Do you know which scene made me the angrier?"
It was when the groom was dragged to the telephone pole and resisted that initially only a few young people were making a fuss, but then suddenly a group of people ran up to him.

Those people were the ones who promised the groom's family they wouldn't cause trouble!

"I just came across another video where the families of those who were arrested were complaining about the groom's family."

They said wedding pranks are normal, just for fun, why bother calling the police to arrest people? "Heh, just for fun? How about we take their clothes off and tie them to a lamppost for some fun?"

"I strongly suggest banning wedding pranks! I've seen cases where grooms died suddenly from wedding pranks. On what should have been a joyous occasion, the bride had just entered the house when the groom was killed by the pranks..."

"When my cousin got married, the scene was terrifying!"

The reason I haven't gotten married yet is because I'm afraid of wedding pranks on my wedding day!

“I’m a woman. When I was a child, I saw the wedding pranks in my village. That’s a trauma I’ve carried for the rest of my life!”

"On the day my aunt married into the family, many people made a scene at her, both men and women."

I was young then and didn't understand, but I was very angry when I saw that scene. I didn't understand why those people were bullying my aunt.

My uncle was stopped outside, my grandparents were also outside, and only my aunt was being bullied inside the room.

I still remember the faces of those people.

Deliberately tearing clothes, deliberately pinching people...

Later, my aunt got angry, and her family members kicked everyone out and closed the door.

Just as I breathed a sigh of relief, thinking that my aunt was alright, the older women outside started pointing and whispering at the door.

They say my aunt is petty, everyone else is making a scene, but she's the only one who acts superior, the only one who's shameless, the only one who...

In short, a lot of unpleasant things were said.

It was because of that day, after my aunt got married, that the women in the village looked down on her…

I still don't understand why people tease the bride and groom.
Does preventing people from causing trouble make them criminals?

……

The issue of "wedding pranks" quickly sparked heated discussions among netizens.

Various official media outlets also reposted the news, emphasizing the issue of "wedding pranks," prohibiting them, and resisting vulgarity.

Then, the victims of the wedding pranks bravely stepped forward and accepted interviews with the media.

Some victims recounted the harm they suffered and then posted it online.

It was only then that people realized how many "wedding pranks" there were!

The damage caused by "wedding pranks" is so great.

Behind the words "wedding pranks" lie so many dirty and unknown things.

Some people use wedding pranks to injure others, some use them to bully others, and some use them to commit crimes...

As more and more cases of "wedding pranks" were exposed, the government intervened.

The state has promulgated a law regarding "wedding pranks".

One of the rules is that wedding pranks are strictly prohibited, and those who violate the rules will be punished by law.

There are also various laws and regulations regarding wedding pranks.

At this point, one of the victims, who had been waiting for many years, stepped forward. They called the police directly and submitted materials to the court to sue those who had harmed them by using "wedding pranks".

Without a doubt, they won the first lawsuit.

Those who committed crimes using "wedding pranks" have finally received their punishment, which was many years overdue.

This lawsuit has attracted everyone's attention.

Subsequently, more and more victims reported the incidents to the police and filed lawsuits in court.

Those who committed the crimes panicked and became afraid.

Some people, without understanding the situation, said, "Is it really that serious? It's just playing around, why make such a big deal out of it?"

Haha, people nowadays are very clear-headed. They can't be fooled by a few words from people with warped values.

(End of this chapter)