Chinese man warned by cops mailing urns to scare ex-girlfriend amounts to abuse

Saturday, June 27, 2009, 15:29 [IST]

New Delhi, June 27 (ANI): A Chinese man has been asked by police to stop sending funeral urns to his ex-girlfriend, warning that it is a form of abuse.

The man in Tanghai, Hebei province, got separated with his ex-lover after he got a job in a neighbouring county last August.

He has been angry with her and her family ever since, reports the China Daily.

The newspaper also reveals that he has been harassing the girl's family through text messages, and has even threatened to kill her family members.

According to the report, he taped her pictures on ash-containing urns, and mailed them to her home.

The police caught up with him last week and told him to stop. (ANI)

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