Chapter 2764 - 2826: Caught Another One

"Yeah, this kind of perversion is truly abhorrent. We cannot condone it. Also, the veteran is really my idol. Even though I’m a man, I must say, Veteran, I love you. I’d even have your babies. Damn, I’m from Ning Province, and I heard about that incident at the school. It’s **** disgusting. Still a graduate student, and you read all those books to the dog’s belly? Truly disgusting!"

"A person’s education doesn’t guarantee their character and morals are up to standard. So everyone should not mistakenly believe that a highly educated person must be good in all aspects. In fact, the probability of them being perverted is not low, and they often have access to high-tech means..."

Among the fans, the reaction from women was stronger, while men expressed their willingness to respond, and women often expressed shock because in these peeping incidents, it rarely happens to males. Online, no one buys videos of men being secretly filmed, so the victims are essentially always women, who might be filmed by a pervert without even knowing. If these were spread online, leading to a terribly bad image, it’s simply unimaginable.

Especially because such things are tough to prevent. One can only be cautious and hope others aren’t perverted. The latter seems to have a bigger chance. So how can one prevent more perverts? The solution is to hit one when you see one—to hand them over to the Public Security Bureau, just like rats running across the street, so they don’t dare to do these things because the consequences are severe.

Many women expressed gratitude for the veteran bringing this issue to their attention and making such calls. Many girls specifically searched for related news and found it utterly terrifying. Women with or without boyfriends felt unsafe because there are just too many shooting devices now. You can directly search on certain shopping sites, and get one for one or two hundred, reducing the cost of crime by countless times. Otherwise, if it cost thousands to tens of thousands to get a device, getting caught and losing the device would be costly. But if it’s only a couple hundred, is that even a cost?

It’s terrifying to think that you can casually buy dozens of them and install one or two in a single room for multi-angle shooting, leaving many chilled by the thought.

Various public places, such as hotels, malls, stations, schools, need to simplify bathroom facilities to make it so that peeping equipment cannot hide, reducing the chances of crime.

Hence, actions against relevant online shops, the illegal sale, closure of related factories must be coordinated by various departments. No trading means no harm. Some people start by seeing these things and, driven by perverse psychology, start committing evil acts. So, sellers are equally abominable.

Li Yifei’s call had an effect, with many Internet Celebrities and female stars starting to repost or respond with posts, especially some female stars who have suffered from paparazzi and peepers. With long lenses involved, much of their privacy is lost, and yet the public enjoys it. News often bursts out with items like certain actresses poorly dressed, exposing chest or buttocks. Now with such security risks, female stars attending events feel cold inside, truly scared. If some unlawful individuals, perverts, were to capture any of their private moments in the restroom, the consequences would be too severe and could end their careers in the entertainment industry forever.

Especially since this matter seems spread wide, and the impact is presumably significant, female stars and actresses began to repost, comment, call out, and denounce. Consequently, some male stars also joined in, and various Internet Celebrities participated, all making declarative promises.

There are some who jump on the bandwagon, but that’s okay, as it helps with spreading the word.

But wherever there are people, there are ****, so whether it’s under Li Yifei’s Twitter or others’, there were dissenting voices. Like a user named ’A Wolf from 1024,’ who left five or six comments in a row under Li Yifei’s Twitter, all of them swearing. For example, the first one: "You mother****ing Veteran, you son of a *****. Are you brain-damaged? Lust is a man’s nature. What do you mean now? If I want to watch those videos online, is there anything wrong with me doing so? You damn ****, if I encounter you on the street, I’ll run you over to death. So righteous, huh? You are a man too; you’re no good either!"

For instance: "You think this way you can attract fans? Those women commenting under your tweets are no good either. They deserve to be ****ed and ****ed, a bunch of sluts, mother****ing veteran!"

There could be dozens of tweets passing by in a second, normally Li Yifei wouldn’t notice, but by chance, he saw the comments while refreshing, clicked into the person’s profile, and found all the cursing insults that made him laugh. He forwarded the information to Chu Xiaoyao, instructing, "Investigate this person; their profile is filled with unhealthy content, and their usual comments are extremely lewd. Probably not a good person."

On her end, Chu Xiaoyao’s arm was much better. She opened the computer with an angry face and accepted the command, determined to teach a lesson to the person who dared insult her husband.

Half an hour later, Chu Xiaoyao obtained the person’s accounts on Twitter, various social media sites, and other platforms, as well as the content on their computer.

"Sure enough, a pervert. No wonder he’s so infuriated. Haha, husband, look, these are his accounts on various adult platforms, with tons of browsing records and download logs—this person is a pervert. His computer is mostly filled with secretly recorded videos, even rape!" Chu Xiaoyao said, pointing at vast evidence screenshots on the screen: "And these are his comments on various platforms, especially Twitter. He harasses many women there with outrageous words. If someone replies, he starts cursing. This person is absolutely a mentally troubled pervert! And these, his own filmed works, still in the preliminary stage, capturing women’s butts, legs, and **** on the streets, in shopping malls. It’s clear he’s already a pervert, evolving towards more serious crimes."

Li Yifei peeked and laughed, saying, "No wonder he’s so angry. Seems like we stepped on his tail. Get me the evidence screenshots; first report it to the local police, file a report. If they don’t arrest him, then we’ll start acting."

"Got it!" Chu Xiaoyao responded immediately. Actually, when they report, most are not accepted, but that’s fine. It’s just meeting a pervert; you have to be even tougher and fiercer than them. Thus, Li Yifei even indulged Xiaoyao’s nature, forming a special security team with fifteen members led by professional personnel. If the police won’t handle it, we’ll catch and send them to the Public Security Bureau and broadcast it live online. Will you intervene? Oh, what’s that? You’re angry and want to shut our broadcast down? Go ahead, but just know that Li Yifei is behind us, try to arrest him. If you say you dare not, you’re just cowards.

But when uploading the information, Chu Xiaoyao suddenly paused and called out for Li Yifei.

"What’s wrong?"

"Honey, this person’s identity...he’s *** a police officer, a just-appointed officer at the police station." Chu Xiaoyao pointed to the information uncovered on the screen, noting that this person’s Twitter account was a small, yet very active one. Obviously, the person was cautious, not operating with a major account. On the contrary, fewer statements were made on the major account. Were it not for Chu Xiaoyao’s meticulousness, tracing the information back to the individual’s work computer, where they logged in automatically, it wouldn’t have been easily discovered. Logging in revealed the major account to be directly a certified police account, under a name exuding a sense of justice. But usually, their posts were all laden with a heavy whitewashing tone, saying for instance in the event of police misconduct elsewhere, he’d cynically remark in support of police, essentially portraying them as bearing arduous and challenging duties. As for positive police news occasionally revealed online, he’d excessively praise it as if one thing could offset a thousand.

In the industry, police demands are indeed higher than ordinary people and need to be strict. Indeed, the work can be tough, especially in recent years with various demands constraining their law enforcement. But this doesn’t mean that the public holds any different view of all police; actually, most understand the tough job police do and cooperate largely. Yet, in this person’s discourse, all common people appear to be unruly, seemingly deserving of crime victims’ fate, which is extremely radical.

It appears this guy, in his other identity, is also a scumbag, unrelated to the profession but directly associated with his moral ground.

This person was in the neighboring Black Province, incidentally where the Zhaos have been stirring up a fuss lately, but rather than the provincial capital, he was in a place called Black City, a border town.

"Honey, this person is simply too disgusting, and he’s a police officer too. Just a disgrace to the police force. The things he’s done might indeed endanger ordinary people!" Chu Xiaoyao said furiously.

Li Yifei agreed with her, nodding, saying, "So this person needs to be exposed. How about first reporting and see how the Black Province police respond? If they don’t act, we’ll use other methods."

"Okay!" Chu Xiaoyao immediately submitted the relevant files, filed a report, and awaited a reply, documenting both online and phone reports as evidence. The next day, Chu Xiaoyao still hadn’t received a response from the police as if her reports vanished. Li Yifei anticipated this because it’s very common—even reporting a police officer for such perverted actions often doesn’t lead to a registered case!