Safe Tiantian, CSL Relegation Update

The safety of the Tiantian district has been under scrutiny in recent years due to concerns over the potential for corruption and abuse within the police force. This has led to calls for reforms in the department, with some calling for the suspension or removal of corrupt officers.

In June 2019, the Chinese government announced that it would suspend the leadership of the Tiantian police station for two months after a report revealed that one officer had been involved in multiple cases of corruption and abuse. The decision was met with widespread protests by citizens and activists who called for reform in the police force.

However, despite these efforts, the situation remains uncertain. In October 2019, the Tiantian police station again suspended its leader, this time for six months, citing concerns about corruption and abuse within the police force.

Despite these changes, the situation in the Tiantian district is still unclear. There have been reports of police misconduct and abuse, including instances where officers have been seen using excessive force against protesters during demonstrations. These incidents have caused concern among citizens and activists who believe that there should be stricter measures in place to prevent such abuses from happening again.

Overall, while the safety of the Tiantian district may improve as reform efforts continue, there are still concerns about corruption and abuse within the police force. It will be up to future governments to address these issues and ensure that justice is served to those who have suffered at the hands of the police.