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Arrests over China Wal-Mart death Arrests over China Wal-Mart death
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Two Wal-Mart employees have been arrested in the Chinese city of Jingdezhen, in connection with the death of a customer, local police say.Two Wal-Mart employees have been arrested in the Chinese city of Jingdezhen, in connection with the death of a customer, local police say.
Reports say Yu Xiaochun was intercepted and badly beaten by five Wal-Mart security guards who suspected her of shoplifting.Reports say Yu Xiaochun was intercepted and badly beaten by five Wal-Mart security guards who suspected her of shoplifting.
She died in hospital three days after the 30 August beating.She died in hospital three days after the 30 August beating.
Wal-Mart has confirmed the incident and said it was fully co-operating with the relevant authorities.Wal-Mart has confirmed the incident and said it was fully co-operating with the relevant authorities.
Horrific Scene Horrific scene
An eyewitness said she saw four or five young men beating the woman a few hundred yards away from the Wal-Mart store, and she had even gone over to tell them off. She said the scene was horrific.An eyewitness said she saw four or five young men beating the woman a few hundred yards away from the Wal-Mart store, and she had even gone over to tell them off. She said the scene was horrific.
The widowed husband told the media that he had found a shopping receipt in his wife's pocket after he got to the scene. The dead woman's husband told the media that he had found a shopping receipt in his wife's pocket after he got to the scene.
The dead customer was 37 years old and had a young son. The victim was 37 years old and had a young son.
The police say they are doing all they can to prevent any public anger from fomenting into a so-called 'mass incident'.The police say they are doing all they can to prevent any public anger from fomenting into a so-called 'mass incident'.
The death of a hotel chef in June this year caused a large scale protest in neighbouring Hunan province.