The stone was robbed. How should the Olympic Games be held?

Liu Xiang's former "comrade-in-arms" and China hurdler Shi were recently robbed by local robbers in Rio. Coincidentally, on the day of Shi's attack, a New Zealand judo player was attacked by a "fake policeman", and a policeman in downtown Rio was robbed of his mobile phone and pistol by two men while patrolling.

At present, the security problem in Rio is still very prominent.

The Zika virus spread, the venue construction was delayed, the venue was polluted, and the torch relay was full of twists and turns ... Now, there have been many things that have caused headaches for Olympic organizers, but recently there has been a bad news-those street violent crimes that have been suppressed have "made a comeback".

In order to improve the security level of the city, Rio launched a wave of police "cleaning" actions, but now it seems that violence and gang crimes in the city have shown signs of "recovery". This time, China 1 10 meter hurdler Shi was taken aback.

On the evening of July 25th, local time in Brazil, Shi arrived in Rio accompanied by a media friend at around 10 in the afternoon.

When checking in at the front desk of the hotel, a local bruiser suddenly rushed over and vomited on the stone. Caught off guard, Shi had to go to the bathroom in the lobby to clean it, while his media friends went out of the hotel to look for the big man who vomited.

Soon after, media friends traveling with Shi found a piece of luggage left at the front desk missing, which contained valuable photographic equipment.

By accessing the surveillance video of the hotel, Shi and his party found that one of his accomplices swaggered away their luggage after the big man deliberately caused trouble.

Faced with such an emergency, he and his friend Shi can only call the police. Surprisingly, the police car patrolling near the hotel claimed that this was not a street robbery. They refused to accept it and had to report it to the police station. ......

In the face of this bad public security, the Rio police seem to have no effective measures. According to Brazilian media reports, Rio police's control of urban public security is on the verge of "collapse", and tourists and even sports teams who come to watch the Olympic Games are the main targets of robbery.

On the night of Shi's attack, a New Zealand judo player was also robbed. At that time, he was driving on the highway and was stopped by two men in police uniforms, demanding that he pay a fine or arrest him. Two men let him off and took him to the ATM to withdraw money. During the whole process of holding him hostage, the two men have been threatening him and will be retaliated if they disclose this matter.

At present, the police have filed a case for this.

It is worth mentioning that, in order to rectify public order in Rio, since July 1, Brazilian police have swept through some gangs and slums in Rio and detained 120 people. There was a gun battle during the sweep, and five people died. The gun battle in the hospital designated by the Olympic Games was an attack on the police by the gang in order to take away the gang members injured in the public security sweeping operation.