In the middle of the night, an informant called the local Hangzhou police to report someone for prostitution. He gave the address and told them the alleged prostitute was in apartment 1703 now with a client. Officer Yang arrived at the scene and knocked at the door of room 1703 for a long time and no one answered. When he was there, the informant called the station again, saying that it was actually 1702 and that he used to live there. Ah, warning sign number one.

In the elevator on the way back down, Yang ran into a young men who smelled strongly of alcohol. Warning sign number two. The man told Yang that, “the women living next door to me often has men over, I often hear them having sex.” Yang and the young men returned to the 17th floor to check out 1702, but there was no answer there either.

At this point, the police back at the station were pretty fed up. It was almost two in the morning, and they had received six calls from the drunk man and one call complaining that the police were knocking on doors in the middle of the night. Officer Yang asked the man for identification and found out that his name was Gao and he actually lived in a different building in the neighborhood than he claimed.

“We were tricked!” Yang said to his colleagues. After nearly half an hour of searching for nonexistent prostitutes, he decided to call it a night. He also decided to bring the weird drunk “whistleblower,” back to the police station with him.

“Do you really live in that building? Who lives in 1702? Is there no actual prostitution?” Police questioned drunk Gao at the police station. Realizing he was in big trouble, Gao sobered up and told the truth. It turns out that the night before, he had called his ex-girlfriend and a man had answered the phone. He and his girlfriend had only been broken up for a month, so he did the logical thing and tried to have her arrested as a prostitute.

The ex-girlfriend, Xiao Feng, said that she was indeed with her new boyfriend and that she did not answer the door in the middle of the night because she was scared. She said her ex-boyfriend had been harassing her a lot by calling and then hanging up. Looks like she was right to break up with him in the first place!

Source: inews.qq.com

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