Where computers go to die - and kill
 

A parade of trucks piled with worn-out computers and electronic equipment pulls away from container ships docked at the port of Taizhou in the Zhejiang Province of southeastern China. A short distance inland, the trucks dump their loads in what looks like an enormous parking lot. Pools of dark oily liquid seep from under the mounds of junked machinery. The equipment comes mostly from the United States, Europe and Japan.

Arrest the Johns or the hookers, or both. Law Enforcement Agency agrees to arresting the Johns could be more fruitful. It is your call.

Perhaps, the next story will be in India or Africa.