Man Passed Out On A Bench, Sexually Assaulted and Robbed

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Man Passed Out On A Bench, Sexually Assaulted and Robbed

BY ALEX LINDER IN NEWS ON AUG 15, 2017 9:25 PM

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At around 5 a.m. on Sunday morning, one man in Guangxi's Liuzhou city woke up on a public bench from an alcohol-induced slumber to find his pockets empty and his belt loosened.

 

The man, given the pseudonym A'Jun, immediately reported the incident to police who began their investigation by checking out nearby surveillance cameras, local media reports.

 

Police watched carefully as A'Jun wandered into the frame at around 2 a.m. that morning and promptly passed out on an extremely uncomfortable-looking bench. Over the next few hours, a few people passed by, but at around 4:30 a.m., a suspicious man approached A'Jun. After making sure that there was no one else around, he began to touch A'Jun's crotch and soon went to work.

 

In video clips that have gone viral on WeChat, the man can be seen kneeling down to give A'Jun a handjob and then a blowjob, all while A'Jun sleeps soundly through the whole thing.

At one point, a smartphone appears to fall from A'Jun's pocket and the man stops what he's doing to retrieve it before returning to pick up where he left off. This encounter reportedly lasted four or five minutes. At the end, the man reaches over to take A'Jun's wallet out of his pocket before leaving the scene.

After watching the video, police began to follow the man's trail. By noon that day, they had arrested him at a hotel just 200 meters away from where the incident took place. Police said that the man was less than 30 years old and in town on "business" from northern Guangxi.

 

The man admitted to police that he was gay and explained that as he was walking by he had noticed A'Jun and thought that he was quite attractive. It was only when he found out just how deep of a slumber his Prince Charming was in that he then decided to steal from him.

 

Inside the wallet, he found 600 yuan in cash. He took the money out and ditched the wallet, but kept A'Jun's ID card to remember him by.

 

The man is currently in custody. It's not yet clear what will happen to him; however, in 2015, China finally passed legislation making male rape a crime.

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The Google currency converter equates 600 Chinese yuan to US$89.97. For me, that would be a lot for something I didn't want and don't remember. I'm glad it was not a life-threatning attack.