June 20 2009 China Riot Police Battle the People of Shishou

Upload & Share Your Videos & Pictures at http://www.BraveTube.com - Hundreds of Riot Police Battle the People of Shishou in China 20 June...............Hundreds of baton-wielding police on Sunday dispersed protesters and cordoned off a city hotel in central China after a young mans mysterious death sparked unrest, a local official and a witness said.

More than 200 people were injured in the clashes between police and residents outside the hotel in Hubei More..provinces Shishou city, according to a Hong Kong-based rights group, the Information Center for Human Rights and Democracy.

Hundreds had been angered by the death of 24-year old Tu Yuangao, who was found dead Wednesday evening in front of the Yonglong hotel. Tus relatives believe he was killed by the hotel boss, who is related to the mayor, the rights group said.

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News & Politics

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• China
• June 20 2009
• Riot
• Protests
• Riots
• Demonstrations
• Protest
• Demonstrations Police
• Police Brutality
• Civil Unrest
• Murder
• Yonglong Hotel

[eigensinn83]

Thumbs up, if you came here via @WikiLeaks! 

[DanielMartin19941]

It makes an english riot seem like a pillow fight

[birdandthe]

5 months to reach british tv chinas 'communists' are facists like stalins russia or nazi grmany, a bunch of cunts with guns, cameron should be ashamed but he wants biz as usual like blair before him, spread this to anyone who cares.

[baby7fox]

hahaha police stupid lol!!!

[CognitiveNetwork]

The Chinese police are pussies... lol

[CognitiveNetwork]

Where is your great wall now, where is it!! Uyghur rule!

[fireriver29]

Run pigs run! lol

[alexandria211]

dont see any looting and arson goin on. thats the difference with London.

[mbe102]

In the words of Command & Conquer Generals: "China's 'Army' will grow stronger." Power to the People.

[greatestdirector]

@madestruction how old are you?

[AquaRing]

@ManiacalLyricist we need this in Australia too, people here have become too complacent because of our relative isolation