जब लुटेरे ने चलाई गोली… लैपटॉप की वजह से ऐसे बची शख्स की जान

Robbers shot at a Chinese businessman in Brazil. He somehow ran away to save his life. After some time, when he reached the airport, during luggage check, some unknown thing was found stuck in his laptop. When the laptop was examined, a bullet was found stuck in it. Seeing this the person lost his senses. Because the laptop had saved his life. Otherwise the bullet would have entered his body.

According to the report of South China Morning Post, this person named Liu was on a business trip to Sao Paulo, Brazil. After finishing work on October 1, he took a taxi to his five-star hotel so that he could catch the flight back to China. Liu said he didn’t want to wait inside the hotel to get some fresh air. So he went to a petrol pump about 100 meters away from the hotel.

The robbers shot twice
He was talking on the phone near the exit of the petrol pump. Then suddenly a black car stopped in front of him. A man wearing a black mask got out of the car and ran towards her with a gun. Liu said that after seeing this, he picked up his bag, which contained a passport, wallet, work laptop and files. Then he ran away from there. When he looked back, the masked man shot at him twice.

Liu said he did not feel any pain, so he thought the attacker was using a fake gun. The robber took Liu’s suitcase and drove away with the car. Petrol pump staff and some drivers came to see if Liu was injured. When they learned that he was safe, they called the police.

It was discovered at the airport that there was a bullet in the laptop.
Liu cooperated with the police investigation and then went to the airport. During the security check there, he saw a bullet lodged in his laptop. Then he realized that the attacker was actually shooting at him and that if the laptop and the iron phone holder attached to it had not stopped the bullet, he could have been seriously injured.

Liu said his iPad, hard drive and gifts he brought for his daughter were stolen along with the suitcase, and he returned home with a backpack containing a bullet. The police told him that robberies at gunpoint were common in Brazil and that the chances of finding his lost items were slim.

The man called himself lucky
Liu shared his experience online on October 5 and said that he considers himself very lucky. She also gave some safety tips for tourists in Brazil, like avoid going out, don’t wear flashy clothes, don’t carry suitcases and most importantly, leave your belongings when you see a thief with a gun.

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