Outrage over on-camera abduction attempt in China

http://youtu.be/e9nk_AAv_SQ

Pushes her to floor. Pins her there and talks on phone. Staff member looks over her for 1-2 minutes. Tries to escape toward elevator is thrown to floor. Staff member leaves. Eventually another woman gets between them.

At least the Chinese government didn't stifle it!

http://youtu.be/e9nk_AAv_SQ

In another oft-cited 2011 incident, a toddler named Yue Yue in Guangdong province was run over by two separate vehicles and later died after being ignored by more than a dozen passers-by.

I saw this on TV years ago on one of those Japanese TV shows trying to show that the Chinese are a bunch careless, dirty animals.

Wanwan said she called police multiple times, only to be told the event “wasn’t their business”.

Yep. Kinda says it all.

Keep on fightin', my Chinese sisters!

“The whole incident lasted five to six minutes, in a place entirely covered with surveillance cameras, yet not a single security or hotel management staff member came out to help me,” Wanwan lamented. → BEIJING China

— Really? China doesn't like disturbances much. Seems unbelievable.

Maybe hotels should use husky females as their security officers?

Another good reason to keep the death penalty for such actions.

Surprise surprise. China is history's ultimate bystander