Simulated kidnapping realizes sick boy's police dream
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| Zou Junyi, diagnosed with muscular dystrophy in Xinyu City, east China's Jiangxi Province, received the award of "courageous policeman" from Mayor Cong Wenjing after the young boy, wearing a tailored police uniform, helped subdue two "kidnappers" and save three "hostages" played by citizen volunteers. [photo / weibo] |
![Zou Junyi, diagnosed with muscular dystrophy in Xinyu City, east China's Jiangxi Province, received the award of 'courageous policeman' from Mayor Cong Wenjing after the young boy, wearing a tailored police uniform, helped subdue two 'kidnappers' and save three 'hostages' played by citizen volunteers. [photo / weibo]](http://images.china.cn/attachement/jpg/site1007/20140112/8c89a590f56e143c46954e.jpg "Zou Junyi, diagnosed with muscular dystrophy in Xinyu City, east China's Jiangxi Province, received the award of 'courageous policeman' from Mayor Cong Wenjing after the young boy, wearing a tailored police uniform, helped subdue two 'kidnappers' and save three 'hostages' played by citizen volunteers. [photo / weibo]")
A nine-year-old Chinese boy who has battled a rare muscle disease on Saturday realized his dream of being a policeman in a kidnap case simulated by local police and residents.
Zou Junyi, diagnosed with muscular dystrophy in Xinyu City, east China's Jiangxi Province, received the award of "courageous policeman" from Mayor Cong Wenjing after the young boy, wearing a tailored police uniform, helped subdue two "kidnappers" and save three "hostages" played by citizen volunteers.
On Saturday, it was arranged for wheelchair-bound Zou to direct traffic, watch police drills, and visit the command center, where he was surprised to receive a call about the kidnap case.
He and other special police were sent to deal with the case at the scene.
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