"Aftermath of the 'Little Luoxi' Incident: Deng Rongrong Tracked by 'Unidentified Individuals' on Mother's Day (May 10, 2026)" On May 10, 2026, in Ningbo, Zhejiang Province, Ms. Deng Rongrong—the mother at the center of the "Little Luoxi" case—was followed by a black sedan while driving her lawyer to the airport. After Ms. Deng reported the incident to the police, the responding officers showed a clear bias toward the man who had been tailing her. Video footage reveals that the man’s phone was equipped with "Zhezhengding" (浙政钉), Zhejiang Province's exclusive government collaboration and office platform. This platform is strictly restricted to civil servants and public institution employees within Zhejiang Province. Furthermore, according to information provided by netizens, the vehicle driven by the man is registered to the Panhuo Police Station of the Yinzhou Branch of the Ningbo Public Security Bureau. On February 5, 2026, the "Little Luoxi" incident was officially classified by authorities as a "Grade I, Class A Medical Malpractice Accident."

The son of Mango founder is suspected in his death Police in Catalonia have detained Jonathan Andic — the son of Mango founder Isak Andic, who died at the end of 2024 in the Montserrat mountains. According to Spanish media, he is being investigated for possible involvement in his father’s death. Jonathan Andic insists the businessman died in a hiking accident. Investigators are reviewing his phone and the circumstances of the incident. Isak Andic’s fortune was estimated at $4.5 billion.

Japanese voice actor Kazuki Atsumi, 31, has been arrested by Tokyo police on suspicion of sexually assaulting a 15-year-old girl. Investigators say he met the girl two years earlier while working at a temporary child protection shelter where she had stayed. Police allege the assaults occurred around 30 times at a hotel in Tokyo during May. Reports say Atsumi admitted to the acts and knew the girl was under 16, Japan’s legal age of consent. Atsumi had minor roles in the anime My Dress-Up Darling and Tojima Wants to Be a Kamen Rider. After the arrest, his agency, Mausu Promotion, ended his contract and removed his profile from its website. The Tokyo Metropolitan Government, which oversees the shelter, apologized for the incident and said it is investigating whether any other children at the facility may have been affected.

There are some evil people in the world. An 81-year-old YouTuber known as GrammaCrackers, who has been raising funds for her grandson’s cancer treatment, was swatted at her home last night. In her latest video, she recounted the incident with a cheerful attitude, describing the responding female officer as “the prettiest policewoman I’ve ever seen. She was so sweet.” She said they walked her out while her family hugged her tightly, adding that she “didn’t know what was going on but it was kind of fun” GrammaCrackers also said she got her first ride in a police car “never been in a police car before” before simply returning to bed. The act is especially cruel given her age and her selfless charitable efforts. The people who did it should be put in prison.