The Introvert is Becoming the Police Station's Beloved!

Chapter 459: Chapter 459: Marriage Pranks Forbidden

After the banquet, Ai Lin and Shi Mingru specially thanked Lin Xiaoyan and the others.

Ai Lin tightly held Lin Xiaoyan’s hand. Since this morning, her eyelid had been twitching.

Today, when those people suddenly dragged Mingru away, she was incredibly anxious.

Her cousin told her about the situation at that time, and when she learned that someone had picked up a steel pipe ready to strike Mingru, she was terrified.

Fortunately, Xiao Yan stopped him!

Otherwise, she dared not imagine what the situation would be now.

If something happened to Mingru, what would she and her child do?

Ai Lin, still shaken, clutched Lin Xiaoyan’s hand. She was truly glad that she had made Xiao Yan her bridesmaid.

Luckily, Xiao Yan was there; otherwise, in that situation, she really would not have known what to do.

Shi Mingru also felt a lingering fear because at the time, he was tightly bound to a utility pole, his chest aching and on the brink of suffocation.

That feeling almost made him think he was really going to die.

Especially when he heard that those people were going to drag Linlin over, he nearly lost his breath.

After the banquet, when all the guests had left, the Shi Family went to the police station together.

Lin Xiaoyan and the others went as well.

While they were heading to the police station, someone uploaded a video of the morning’s chaos online.

People on the internet saw several young men forcibly drag the groom away and bind him to a utility pole, with a group tearing his clothes afterward.

Even more infuriating was the man holding a steel pipe, intending to strike the groom.

Seeing this scene, everyone cursed angrily.

Luckily, a bridesmaid kicked the man with the steel pipe away.

Everyone commented below the video:

"Well kicked!!!"

"What kind of place is this? Are wedding pranks really so vulgar?"

"If this happened at my wedding, I think I’d go berserk!"

"I’ve got a bad temper; if anyone dared to do this to me, they wouldn’t see the light of the next day!"

"Haha, the person above is still too weak; if it were me, they wouldn’t see that night’s moon!"

"Resist wedding pranks, these people are so bad, it’s obvious they use wedding pranks as an excuse to hurt others!"

"Where are the police? Arrest them all!"

...

More and more people shared the video, and it went viral online.

Someone present commented, "The bridesmaid called the police, and those people were arrested."

Seeing this comment, everyone applauded.

Such people deserve to be caught!

If they aren’t taught a lesson, they won’t know what the sky is!

Someone else revealed that the young troublemakers were known hooligans from that area!

Living carelessly day by day, they had messed up someone’s wedding before.

To this day, every family whose weddings they had disrupted would curse them upon sight.

Overall, they were very unpopular!

Someone also disclosed that the bride was pregnant, and the groom’s family had sent gifts to the neighbors, specially asking them not to cause trouble on the wedding day.

Netizens, upon seeing this, criticized those who went back on their word.

"These people are truly speechless; they’d been told not to make trouble, accepted gifts, promised verbally, but acted otherwise!"

"You know when I was most angry?

It was when the groom resisted while being dragged to the utility pole, initially it was just those few young troublemakers, but then suddenly a group joined in.

That group was the ones who had promised the groom’s family not to cause trouble!"

"I just saw another video of the families of those arrested complaining about the groom’s family.

They said wedding pranks are normal, just for fun, is it necessary to call the police?"

"Haha, just for fun? Let’s strip their clothes, tie them to a pole, and have fun, shall we?"

"I seriously suggest banning wedding pranks! I’ve seen a groom drop dead from wedding pranking, it was supposed to be a joyous day, the bride had just entered, and the groom was pranked to death..."

"My cousin’s wedding was terrifying!

The reason I still haven’t gotten married is because I’m afraid of wedding pranks on my wedding day!"

"As a woman, I witnessed wedding pranks in our village as a child; it’s been a shadow over my life!"

"When my aunt got married, so many people teased her, men and women all joined in.

I was young and didn’t understand, but seeing the scene made me furious, I couldn’t understand why they bullied my aunt.

My uncle was held outside, my grandparents were also outside, leaving my aunt alone in the room being bullied.

I still remember the faces of those people.

Intentionally tearing clothes, pinching people on purpose...

Then, my aunt got angry, and her family drove people out and shut the door.

Just when I sighed in relief, thinking my aunt was okay, the women outside pointed fingers at the door.

They said my aunt was petty; everyone else allowed pranks, but she acted noble, acted high and mighty...

In short, they said many derogatory things.

Since that day, after my aunt got married, the village women all looked down on her...

To this day, I don’t understand, why prank brides and grooms?

Is not allowing pranks a sin?"

...

For a time, the issue of "wedding pranks" sparked heated discussions among netizens.

Various official media also repeatedly shared the news, emphasizing the problem of "wedding pranks," prohibiting them, and resisting this vulgarity.

Then, victims of wedding pranks bravely stepped forward to accept media interviews.

Some victims narrated the harm they had experienced and then posted it online.

It was only then people realized how much "wedding pranks" there were!

The damage caused by "wedding pranks" was so severe.

Behind the two words "wedding prank," there were so many dirty and unknown stories.

Some used "wedding pranks" to harm, some to humiliate, and some to commit crimes...

As more "wedding prank" incidents were exposed, the state intervened.

The state enacted a law concerning "wedding pranks."

One provision strongly prohibited wedding pranks; violators would face legal consequences.

There were also other legal regulations regarding wedding pranks.

At this time, a family who had been waiting for years stepped forward, reported directly to the police, and submitted materials to the court, suing those who had harmed them using "wedding pranks."

Undoubtedly, the first lawsuit was won.

Those who committed crimes under the guise of "wedding pranks" faced long overdue punishment.

This lawsuit drew everyone’s attention.

Subsequently, more and more victims reported to the police and filed lawsuits with the court.

Those criminals panicked, in fear.

Some, still ignorant of the severity, said, "Really, it’s just fun, does it have to be taken so seriously?"

Haha, people today are very clear-minded, not easily fooled by a few words from those with faulty worldviews.