Baidu capture -At the scene of a hostage play in a province in China, praise from all over the country is being hailed to the man who helped save the life of a student held hostage by talking with the criminal and giving the police time to respond.
The hostage play took place in Kunming, the province of Yunnan in southern China. On the afternoon of the 22nd, a middle-aged man in his 50s wounded several people with a weapon at the entrance of a middle school in Kunming City, took a student hostage and entered a confrontation with the police.
The hostage criminal said that he wanted to talk to the reporter for only 10 minutes, and put the condition that he must be an exhilarator. It seems that there were several reporters on the scene at the time, but the one who wore a blue jumper responded on the spot.
Baidu capture -He proceeded to the hostage criminal with a reporter ID and approached the 3m point to talk. In the released photos, there is also a scene of handing a drink. While this man was dragging time, a sniper police dispatched to the scene and killed the hostage.
In a video released in Chinese media, a tense-looking excitement approached the hostage criminal in a low posture and talks to the hostage criminal, and when the hostage criminal was killed, he was furious and fleeing.
People at the scene thought that he was a member of the negotiating team sent by the police, but it was confirmed that he was a member of the Yunnan TV and radio station who had just received a reporter’s card.
Baidu capture -Yunnan Broadcasting Station reported that the brave exciter said he was currently receiving psychological counseling and that he was scared. However, he declined to disclose any additional information about this person.
An employee of the Kunming Journalist Association said the man was constantly talking with the kidnapper, playing an important role in calming him down, and giving the police an opportunity to shoot the kidnapper.
On this day, 7 people were injured in hostage play, and 1 was killed. As of the 23rd, the #Kunming reporter’s hashtag post on this incident recorded more than 150 million views and more than 20,000 comments.
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