A factory riot in China ends in lunch – China News

blogs.telegraph.co.uk — Then I saw the cops talking to each other quietly. One of them came up to me. 'We're hungry, we are thinking about going for lunch,' he said. I told him there were 150 people out of control outside, but he insisted it was time for a break.

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