Immigration police abruptly detain Charlie from a Chinatown restaurant, mistaking him for an illegal Malaysian immigrant suspected of theft. After confiscating his belongings and confirming his identity, Charlie is placed in a crowded detention room, where he encounters other individuals facing similar circumstances, including a fellow Chinese national who describes their desperate journey.
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At noon, when Charlie was sitting alone in a
Sichuan restaurant in Chinatown to eat, two Immigration Bureau police cars flashed their
lights silently and suddenly stopped at the door of the hotel.
Charlie saw everything but pretended not to care and continued eating
with his head down.
At this time, several policemen rushed in, took photos to
compare the guests in the hotel, and suddenly rushed to Charlie and
asked loudly, “Are you the Charlie who smuggled himself into
the United States from Malaysia?”
Charlie raised his head, shook his head innocently and
said, “No…”
The policeman checked the photo again, then sneered and said to
his colleagues next to him, “That’s him, take him away!”
As soon as he finished speaking, several police officers rushed forward, twisted
Charlie’s arms behind his back and handcuffed him.
Charlie pretended to struggle several times. When the other party motioned
to touch the gun, he quickly calmed down and stopped
struggling to resist.
The police then handcuffed him, took him out of the hotel, and put him in
the back of one of the police cars.
The police car roared along the road and headed straight for the
immigration office.
Currently, the police officers don’t know anything about Charlie,
they only know that their superiors told them that an
illegal Malaysian immigrant suspected of multiple thefts showed up at
a restaurant in Chinatown, and asked them to take advantage of the opportunity to
arrest him.
After several people took Charlie back to the immigration office, they
confiscated his Malaysian passport, a worthless old cell phone and more
than two hundred US dollars in cash.