警察吞下了男孩
作者 肖恩
匹兹堡——当地居民对一名警官的行为表示担忧,据报道,他吞下了一名十几岁的男孩。 匹兹堡市警察局的李·史密斯警官在发现这名男孩恶意毁坏一栋建筑后,据称吞下了16岁的蒂姆·威廉姆斯。当地居民批评这一行动是使用武力不当。”我不认为我会感到安全,因为我知道警察可能会突然把我活活吃掉不过,史密斯为自己的行为辩护说,这是正当的。”他说:“该地区的年轻人需要学会对法律的适当尊重。”我觉得,吞下这名罪犯将向该市的年轻人发出一个适当的信息,即他们的行为会产生后果。”史密斯说,他不排除吞下其他被抓获的类似罪犯的可能性。 据报道,史密斯在一条小巷里发现威廉姆斯在克兰西乳品店的后墙上喷洒了涂料。当威廉姆斯对史密斯无礼地说话时,警官把男孩按在地上,撕开男孩身上的衣服,然后把挣扎中的男孩活活吞了下去。据报道,威廉姆斯在写了一份关于这一事件的报告后,在余下的轮班时间里请假,在消化男孩的同时回到家中休息。 “太可怕了,”目睹这件事的威廉姆斯的一个朋友说,一分钟前,我的朋友站在那里争论,下一分钟,警察的肚子就鼓了起来。”
警方发言人说,目前正在调查此事。
(这篇文章很短,但是却非常合我口味,尤其是我这种喜欢vore剧情的人。)
以下是原文
Cop swallows teen boy
By Sean
COP SWALLOWS TEEN BOY
PITTSBURGH -- Area residents have expressed concern the actions of a police officer who reportedly swallowed a teenaged boy whole.
Officer Lee Smith of the Pittsburgh city police allegedly ingested Tim Williams, 16, after discovering the boy vandalizing a building.
Area residents criticized this action as an improper use of force. "I don't think I'd feel safe, knowing that a police officer might suddenly eat me alive," said an anonymous neighbor of the victim.
Smith defended his actions as proper, however. "The area youth need to learn the proper respect for the law," he said. "I felt that swallowing this delinquent would send the proper message to the young people of the city that their actions have consequences." Smith said that he would not rule out the possibility of swallowing others caught in similar crimes.
According to reports, Smith discovered Williams spraypainting the back wall of Clancy's Dairy in an alley. When Williams spoke disrespectfully to Smith, the officer pinned the boy to the ground, tore the clothes from the boy, and then proceeded to swallow the struggling boy alive. After writing up a report on the incident, Williams reportedly took leave time for the rest of his shift and returned to his home to rest while digesting the boy.
"It was awful," said a friend of Williams who witnessed the incident. "One minute my friend is standing there arguing, and the next minute there's just this big bulge in the cop's stomach."
A police department spokesperson said the matter was currently under investigation.