The Science Of Police Brutality
Chinese police training manual offers tips on the best way to beat up offenders
"A Chinese law enforcement agency has been using a training manual which advises officers on how to use violence without leaving incriminating evidence behind.
"In dealing with the subject, take care to leave no blood on the face, no wounds on the body, and no people in the vicinity," states the manual, entitled Practices of City Administration Enforcement.
The book was reportedly designed as a training guide for the Chengguan, a type of police force that is charged with targeting anyone it feels is disrupting the peace, ridding China's cities of illegal street hawkers and unlicensed taxi cabs, and checking permits."
"And make sure you cover up your name and badge number like our brothers in Britain and the US."
"A Chinese law enforcement agency has been using a training manual which advises officers on how to use violence without leaving incriminating evidence behind.
"In dealing with the subject, take care to leave no blood on the face, no wounds on the body, and no people in the vicinity," states the manual, entitled Practices of City Administration Enforcement.
The book was reportedly designed as a training guide for the Chengguan, a type of police force that is charged with targeting anyone it feels is disrupting the peace, ridding China's cities of illegal street hawkers and unlicensed taxi cabs, and checking permits."
"And make sure you cover up your name and badge number like our brothers in Britain and the US."
posted by nolocontendere at 11:12 PM
2 Comments:
I seem to remember a bit of literature-something like the future of the race of a "human face with a boot stomping on it!" best to you and the Mrs as always and all who comment here!!
Hmmm, Orwell perhaps?
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