A report describes an incident in which a man from Inner Mongolia, during Trump’s visit to China, called a Beijing police hotline to “report a case,” requesting the arrest of the U.S. president. According to the account, the caller appeared serious and presented a list of reasons, including “selling arms to Taiwan that endangered China’s national security, launching trade and tariff war that harmed China’s economy, and imposing technology restrictions that hindered China’s development.”
The report notes that the caller did not appear intoxicated and delivered his claims in a structured manner, outlining what he described as legal grounds, which align with common themes in Chinese Communist Party’s state narratives about the United States.
The response from the Beijing police operator was also highlighted. The operator reportedly maintained a calm and professional tone, replying: “Received. Recorded. Will dispatch police right away.”
Source: Aboluo, May 19, 2026
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