Chinanews.com, Tianjin, August 3rd, question: Tianjin police frequently "pick up dolls", parents should beware of the hidden dangers behind them...
Author: Yang Ziyang
Summer vacation is the happiest time for children, and it is also a period of high incidence of children's accidental injuries.
Parents should take good care of their children whether they are away from home or at home.
In recent days, Tianjin police have turned into "doll-picking masters" and have successfully found many "cute".
"Uncle Police, I'm locked up..."
"Uncle policeman, I'm locked up and I can't find my parents. What should I do?" A crying child voice came from the phone. Recently, the police from the Jialing Road Police Station of the Nankai Branch of the Public Security Bureau received a call from a child. : When I woke up and found that I was locked in the company by my parents, my child couldn't remember the phone number and couldn't contact his parents. When he panicked and was overwhelmed, he dialed the only remembered number "110".
The child who dialed "110" was only 6 years old and did not know which office building he was in. He could only say that it was on the 9th floor. Based on the understanding of the environment in the jurisdiction, the police preliminarily speculated that the child might be in two nearby office buildings and could not Determine the exact location of the child.
The police began to search and search on a carpet, door by door, knocking on the door to ask questions, excluding one office building and then rushing to another.
After searching for several rooms in a row, the police finally heard a childish voice like the one on the phone from one room: "Uncle policeman, I'm here, help me!" "Don't be afraid, child, uncle policeman will protect you! "Under the patience of the police, the child's mood stabilized.
Photo courtesy of the Tianjin Municipal Political and Legal Committee of the Tianjin Municipal Party Committee
After investigation by the police, they learned that it was the child's parents who had to go out in a hurry. Seeing that the child was sleeping, thinking that he could usually sleep for a few hours, he locked the child in the company alone. Unexpectedly, the child woke up.
The parents of the children thanked the police again and again for their help, and said they would never leave their children alone in the future.
"Uncle Police, can you take me home..."
"What is the child doing, your grown-up..." "Sister, I can't find my mother and sister." Not long ago, a little boy wandered alone with toys in his hand on the side of Yima Road in Baodi District, Tianjin.
A well-meaning passerby saw that the child was walking around alone, unattended, and immediately called the police after learning about the situation.
The seaside police station of the Tianjin Baodi Branch of the Public Security Bureau received the report, and the police rushed to the scene immediately. After learning about the situation, they learned that the little boy had been wandering alone for a long time, but no adults came to look for him.
Just when the police wanted to take the little boy back to the police station, the little boy told the police that his relatives lived nearby: "My aunt lives here, can you take me there?" "Uncle, it's here!" "Little Guide", turned on the "Mengyu Navigation" mode, escorted by the police, quickly came to a community, and after looking for several buildings in a row, finally found the building of the child's old aunt's house.
After the police learned about the cause, the little boy and his mother and sister went out for a walk that night. On the way, the mother and sister left each other for something. When they left, the two thought the boy was with the other, and the boy was forgotten on the way until the police sent the child back. At home, it happened that the child went missing.
After the incident, the parents expressed their gratitude to the police and said they would take good care of their children in the future.
5-year-old girl ran away from home, police quickly found it
"There is a 5-year-old girl who is alone near Luoyang Road." Recently, the Wudao Police Station of the Tianjin Heping Branch of the Public Security Bureau rushed to the scene immediately after receiving an alarm from the comprehensive law enforcement patrol.
"What's your name? Do you know where you live..." Facing the police's inquiries, the little girl just pursed her lips and lowered her head to play by herself. Time passed by, and the search for the child's relatives came to a deadlock.
After communicating with the police station around the incident, the police learned that a woman went to the station to report that her daughter was missing. After the police got clues, they actively contacted the woman.
Sure enough, the woman was the girl's parent.
When she saw the lost child, the woman's heart was down. She hugged the child and thanked the police at the scene.
Trapped police help him go home
"There is a 12- or 13-year-old child at the gate of our community, whose whole body is soaked by the rain. He stood in the hall and asked him if he needed help, but he didn't say anything!" , rushed to the scene quickly, saw that the child was soaked all over, and was unwilling to communicate with others, so he immediately took the child back to the place and prepared clean clothes for him.
At the same time, the parents of the other child have also called the police.
It turned out that the child lived in Wuqing District, Tianjin, and he could no longer be contacted after he went out of the house by bicycle early in the morning.
The parents then went to the police station on Quanzhou Road where they belonged to call the police, and they found that the child was riding a bicycle from Wuqing District to Nankai District, and then he could not be seen on the surveillance.
After learning about the situation, the police on duty immediately drove the car and took the child back to the parents.
Police remind: Parents should strengthen safety education for their children at ordinary times, tell their children not to trust strangers easily, and memorize home addresses, parents' names, and contact information; they should tell their children to follow their parents when they go out, not to run around, and to look for them if they get lost. Police uncles and aunts ask for help; at the same time, try to avoid taking children to crowded places. In crowded places, do not let children leave the sight of parents; do not let children play outside alone. If you find that your child is lost, you should call 110 immediately.
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