Canadian policewomen abused and dragged half naked Chinese female students abroad, and their compatriots angrily hired bodyguards to protect their safety

On January 20, Mona Wang, a female nursing student of Chinese descent in Okanagan campus of UBC University in Canada, was dragged and trampled on her head by Lacey browning, a female police officer in Kiruna, causing multiple injuries to her whole body, according to a report by the Malaysian media China Daily on the 26th. This news attracted the attention of the majority of Chinese compatriots. Then some compatriots organized to hire private bodyguards to accompany the Chinese female overseas students all day. Please be sure to protect her safety. Nowadays, the international situation is complex. The safety of students studying abroad is the biggest problem. Bodyguards are a good choice. When parents send their children abroad, they must not forget the existence of private bodyguards. After all, they are not such a safe place in China. Everything is not as important as safety. According to overseas conditions, private bodyguards, personal bodyguards and invisible bodyguards can give our foreign students good protection. I wish these children can return safely from studying abroad. On March 24, Mona filed a civil lawsuit with the Royal Mounted Police, accusing her of physical and mental abuse by browning. Mona said that her mental state was unstable that night, and her boyfriend was worried, so she called the police for help. Upon arrival, policewoman browning found that she was lying in the bathroom of the apartment and couldn't stand. She punched and kicked her and called her "fool" and "don't act so exaggerated". During this period, she attacked her face several times. At that time, she was only wearing underwear and couldn't stand after being beaten. The policeman punched and kicked Mr. Wang, stepped on his arm and kicked his stomach, which injured Mr. Wang's left and right eyes and temples to varying degrees. It is reported that Mona suffered many physical injuries and suffered a serious psychological and mental blow. Mona recalled that the police officer did not show relevant identification at that time. The monitoring screen shows that Mona was dragged from the apartment corridor to the lobby by the policewoman. In the process, she was handcuffed without resistance, which seems to be fatigue; The policewoman pulled her hair and stepped on her head. At that time, other residents just looked in and out for a while and left. The policewoman ignored others and continued to commit violence. According to the report, browning worked in the Royal Mounted Police for nine years. She denied that Mona was injured because of her "violent law enforcement". Browning said that when she had a "health check-up" on Mona, she behaved strangely, had an art knife in her hand, and had self mutilation. She arrested Mona according to the mental health act, took her into a police car and sent her to the hospital. Mona recently said that when she first saw the monitor screen, she cried and felt insulted. She was interviewed not only for herself, but also for more people with the same experience.