Net red blogger Yu Ya's Weibo screenshot
Yu Ya was caught in a domestic violence surveillance video
reported on November 26
Source: Hualong.com
On the afternoon of November 25th, she became famous by imitating Mona Lisa makeup Beauty blogger Yu Ya uploaded a video via Weibo, writing: "I have been domestically abused." and said he was responsible for all words.
This video has attracted widespread attention and has been forwarded more than 360,000 times. Some netizens analyzed that the domestic violence occurred in a residential area on Beibin Road, Jiangbei. In this regard, the Jiangbei District Public Security Bureau told the reporter of Hualong.com-New Chongqing Client that it is verifying the relevant situation and that any progress will be announced in time.
, a well-known blogger told me that Yuya from Chongqing is a beauty blogger under PAPI sauce after she was domestically abused by
90. On the afternoon of November 25th, she posted two consecutive Weibo accounts about the fact that she was domestically abused. And wrote in a video on Weibo: "I have been domestically abused. I seem to be living in a nightmare for the past six months. I have to tell all about domestic violence!" In the
video, a man wearing glasses will Yu Ya dragged hard from the elevator. Yu Ya lay in the elevator and pedaled the elevator door, but was still dragged out by the man.
Yu Ya said that after being dragged out of the elevator, her ex-boyfriend pinched her neck forcefully, feeling almost suffocated. She was grabbed her head and hit the wall vigorously, verbally insulting, and then her ex-boyfriend grabbed her shoulder and pushed her to the ground. Falling, the tail vertebrae landed on the ground and his legs lost consciousness. Two women who claimed to be the man’s ex-wife also pointed out in the video that they had experienced violence.
In the 12-minute narration video, Yu Ya said that the scene in the elevator was her fourth domestic violence. It happened on August 21, 2019. Yu Ya found a new house for her ex-boyfriend. In order to save money, when Yu Ya returned home, the other party sent text messages to threaten Yu Ya with death. Yu Ya, who was worried, went over, but she didn't expect to be beaten as soon as she entered the door. She was so scared that she wanted to escape in the elevator, but was caught up and dragged out of the elevator. This is the scene seen in the video. The ex-boyfriend of
is a picture book writer
Yu Ya said that the perpetrator exposed in the video was her ex-boyfriend @Tuo Tuo’s Feng Mojiao (hereinafter referred to as "Tuotuo"). She and Tuotuo met in January 2018. The man was 44 years old and had been married three times.
According to public reports, Tuotuo was born in Chongqing. He is a picture book writer. He used to work as an art creative work in 4A advertising companies in Shanghai and Beijing. The old Chongqing-themed comic work "Go Drifting" created by him has won super popularity on the Tianya Chongqing Forum and was praised by netizens as "comparable to Hayao Miyazaki". The reporter
tried to contact Tuotuo through Weibo, but received no response. However, after the incident, Tuotuo appeared very "calm" and posted photos of food with the text: "If you look back at the abyss, the abyss is also staring at you. So it is better to stare at the white chopping chicken." and closed the Weibo comment.
Local police: The relevant situation is being checked.
Some netizens believe through analysis that the person's domestic violence occurred in a residential area on Beibin Road, Jiangbei. Is the situation as the netizen said? Has the local police been reported again? In response, a reporter from Hualong.com-New Chongqing Client contacted the relevant person in charge of the Jiangbei District Public Security Bureau.
The person in charge said that the Jiangbei police had paid attention to the matter on the evening of the 25th. The police have already initiated the verification process.
"First of all, we are checking whether the place of the incident belongs to Jiangbei jurisdiction." The person in charge said that because the person concerned did not clearly state the place of the incident, the police are currently actively investigating and understanding the situation.
“Secondly, we are also checking with the police station where the suspected incident occurred whether we have received a report of a similar domestic violence case.” The person in charge said that there are currently two checks.The work is still in progress and will be announced in time once there is progress.
On the evening of the 25th, the reporter contacted the property management of the residential area on Beibin Road, Jiangbei, but as of press time, no one was connected.
Violence in love and cohabitation relationships is also domestic violence
There is a view on the Internet that boyfriends and girlfriends are unmarried and non-family members, so boyfriends beating their girlfriends are not domestic violence, but only deliberate acts of harm. Is that right?
In 2016, the definition of domestic violence in the "Anti-Domestic Violence Law of the People's Republic of my country" implemented by our country is: physical, abuse, intimidation, etc. between family members by means of beating, binding, mutilating, restricting personal freedom, and frequent abuse and intimidation. Mental violations are domestic violence. However, Article 37 of the Supplementary Provisions of the Law clearly stipulates: “Violence committed between people living together other than family members shall be implemented with reference to the provisions of this law.”
This means that in China, violence in love and cohabitation is related to marriage. Internal violence is similar, it is highly concealed, and public power is not easy to detect. It is also included in domestic violence and is subject to legal restrictions.
Moreover, domestic violence is not just physical violence such as beatings and mutilation, but also includes restrictions on personal freedom, abuse, intimidation, and other mental injuries. In addition, ‘sexual violence’ is also a type of domestic violence.
(responsible editor: Ma Wenjing_NBJS9027)
