Women's emotions collapse, and special police officers patiently appease

Jimu Journalist Wu Changhua

Correspondent Huang Mingyue

On the afternoon of June 29, at the square in front of Wuhan Railway Station, a woman suddenly collapsed and shouted "I don't want to live". The special police officer immediately stepped forward, comforted her emotions, and helped her deal with the wound until her emotions calmed down. Essence

At about 3 pm on June 29, the special police detachment of the Wuhan Public Security Bureau in Wuhan Railway Station was patrolling and walking to the square in front of the station. Suddenly, a woman cried loudly and shouted "I don't want to live."

Women cut their wrists (Figure Source: Correspondent Picture)

The special police officer found that her wrist was bleeding. One special policeman immediately rushed to her, and the other special police then took the medicine box. Special policemen soothed her emotions, stopped bleeding to her wrist, and talked to her, and asked what happened. During the conversation, the woman cut her wrist because her ex -husband did not let her see her children. Special police comfort should be anxious, take time to encourage her to be more difficult than difficulties.

Subsequently, the special police sent her to the nearby infirmary to further treat the wound. The woman's emotions gradually calmed down and expressed my heartfelt thanks to the enthusiasm of the special police.

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