So both parents, knowing that their child had committed a crime, still indulged him relentlessly?
The Juvenile Protection Law is meant to protect minors, not to serve as a shield for criminals.
No matter how Han's mother threw tantrums, how Han's father obstructed and entangled, or how Han Baojun wept and sobbed, in the end, the whole family ended up in the police station without exception.
Of the three, Han's father had the lightest case, since he did not physically assault anyone, but because he verbally abused the police officers, he was arrested for "obstructing official duties."
Once at the station, since he showed a good attitude in admitting his faults, the police simply let him sign a paper and sent him back home.
Han's mother, however, had to stay behind for two more days.
Upon hearing the news that she couldn't go back, Han's mother's mindset collapsed instantly, and she began to wail loudly.
