A couple in Guangxi were blackmailed by two men after their car shook on the side of the road. 2888. What happened next?

Later, the couple actually gave them 2,888 yuan. Unexpectedly, they took advantage of the situation and even privately sent the backup video to the woman and made unreasonable demands for the two lovers. Unable to bear it, they called the police all night. When they were about to blackmail again the next day, they were caught by the police. They were eventually detained by the police for extorting money from others and jailed...? A couple was doing errands in a car on the side of the road and was raped by two men. He made a video to extort 2,888 yuan.

At that time, the couple was practicing driving on a village road where there were relatively few people. They practiced until twelve o'clock in the evening. The couple couldn't hold back their physical desires and started making out on the village road. The vibration of the car attracted the attention of two passing men. They peeked at the scene and took a video of the "vehicle vibration". Then they patted the car door and asked them to give them "Leishi" (red envelope).

And after the couple stopped being intimate, the two men recognized that the woman was actually the "village beauty" of the village, and blackmailed them. If they didn't pay, they would send the video to everyone in the village. The couple was afraid of losing face, so they finally transferred 2,888 yuan to them via WeChat. ?Intrigued by sex, the two men made unreasonable demands.

After receiving the money, the two men were not satisfied. Afterwards, they sent the backed-up video to the woman alone, and made excessive demands, asking the "village beauty" to satisfy their animal desires. Otherwise, women are required to be "good-looking".

The woman already had a boyfriend, so naturally she would not accept their request. Unable to bear the harassment, the couple secretly called the police and provided relevant evidence to the police. ?The couple reported the crime for help, and the man was criminally detained for extortion.

Through the description of the couple who reported the crime, as well as related videos and transfer records, the police quickly filed a case and summoned the two men to the police station for investigation. Faced with overwhelming evidence, the two men also confessed to their extortion activities. In the end, he was arrested by the police for blackmail and imprisoned. What awaits them will be severe legal sanctions. Warm reminder: There is a risk of car vibration, so be careful when driving. Blackmail is not an option, you will be caught if you stretch out your hand.

In fact, although car vibrations are exciting and can bring people a different experience, such behavior is too dangerous. If a vehicle is parked in an unpopulated area and the vehicle slides during vibration due to reasons such as not pulling on the handbrake, and an accident occurs, it can easily cause the vehicle to become unstable. Secondly, if such behavior is carried out outside, it is easy to be monitored and photographed by others. If it is posted on the Internet, it is easy to "die in society"... Why bother? If you really want to save money, wouldn't it be nice to use the extorted money to open a house?

In addition, if you encounter someone else’s car shaking, don’t watch or take videos. You don’t know what kind of person the other person is. Maybe the other person is a bastard who doesn’t hesitate to watch. I'll beat you up when I'm angry. Being beaten up just for the sake of "eye candy" is not worth the loss... Besides, if you are like the two men who blackmailed the person who shook the car, you will be accurate as soon as others report the crime. Criminal detention for blackmail... If you spread the video of the scene, you may be arrested for violating other people's privacy and spreading pornographic videos...

So, don't shake your car, and don't watch other people's cars shake. , let alone blindly take pictures...

(To protect the privacy of the characters, the pictures are movie stills and have nothing to do with the news events)