「重庆少年躲避渔政追赶不幸溺亡 民众游行遭警察抢尸（2026.06.08）」2026年6月8日，重庆市开州区发生一起因渔政驱赶钓友引发的悲剧。一名18岁少年在开州调节坝下游钓鱼时，遭渔政人员追赶后跳入江中，试图游至对岸脱身，途中体力不支，不幸溺亡。当晚，钓友、死者家属及当地居民数百人自发聚集，抬着少年遗体前往政府讨说法，随即遭到大批警察拦截镇压，多人被捕，少年遗体亦被抢走。
少年跳江溺亡 渔政人员未及时施救
据目击者描述，事发时少年正在开州调节坝挡水大坝下游钓鱼。渔政人员赶到后对其实施追赶，少年情急之下跳入江中，打算游至对岸。然而游至江中途，体力耗尽，开始在水中挣扎。
现场流传的视频显示，少年在江中逐渐体力不支的过程中，岸上渔政人员既未立即下水施救，也未退离江边给少年留出游回岸边的余地。直至少年身影逐渐消失，渔政人员才跳入江中施救，但此时已为时已晚。少年遗体随后经打捞找回，年仅18岁。
禁鱼令下的执法矛盾 当地钓友长期遭驱赶
开州调节坝系闸坝结合型水利工程，其下游江段历来是当地钓友常去的垂钓场所之一。然而当局以禁鱼令为由，禁止垂钓，并持续派遣渔政人员在此驱赶钓友、没收渔具，致使追逐冲突时有发生。
对此，当地钓友颇有微词。有人指出，使用电鱼、网捕、炸鱼等非法手段的违法者几乎从未被查处，渔政人员却将执法重心放在手持一竿一线的普通垂钓者身上。”那些用电、网、炸抓鱼的一个没抓到，就专门抓钓友，”有当地居民如此评论道。
家属与居民聚集讨说法 遭警察拦截镇压
当天夜间，死者家属、钓友及当地居民数百人自发聚集在大坝附近街道，抬着刚打捞上岸的少年遗体，意图前往当地政府部门寻求说法。然而队伍随即遭到大批警察拦截。现场冲突升级后，警察对示威人群实施了镇压，多名参与者被带走拘押，少年遗体亦被警察抢走。
之后，目击者上传到网络的相关视频也被当局迅速删除一空。
Chongqing Teen Drowns Fleeing Fishery Enforcement Officers; Police Seize Body from Marching Crowd (2026.06.08)
On June 8, 2026, a tragedy unfolded in Kaizhou District, Chongqing, triggered by fishery enforcement officers pursuing an angler. An 18-year-old youth was fishing downstream of the Kaizhou Regulating Dam when officers gave chase, prompting him to jump into the river in an attempt to swim to the opposite bank. He ran out of strength midway and drowned. That evening, hundreds of anglers, the victim’s family members, and local residents spontaneously gathered and carried the young man’s body toward the local government to demand accountability, only to be intercepted and suppressed by a large police contingent. Multiple people were arrested and the body was seized.
Teen Drowns After Jumping into River; Fishery Officers Fail to Intervene in Time
According to eyewitnesses, the youth was fishing downstream of the Kaizhou Regulating Dam when fishery enforcement officers arrived and gave chase. In a panic, he jumped into the river, intending to swim across to the other side. He was overcome by exhaustion midway and began struggling in the water.
Video footage that circulated online showed that as the young man grew visibly weaker in the water, the officers on the bank neither jumped in to rescue him immediately nor moved away from the riverbank to give him room to swim back to shore. Only after he gradually disappeared from sight did the officers enter the water — by which point it was too late. His body was recovered shortly afterward. He was 18 years old.
Enforcement Contradictions Under Fishing Ban; Local Anglers Long Subject to Harassment
The Kaizhou Regulating Dam is a combined sluice-and-dam hydraulic structure, and the river stretch downstream has long been a favored fishing spot among local anglers. Authorities have banned fishing there under a fishery protection order and have continuously dispatched enforcement officers to drive anglers away and confiscate their gear, resulting in frequent pursuit incidents.
Local anglers have voiced persistent frustration. Some noted that those using illegal methods — electric fishing, netting, and dynamite fishing — are virtually never apprehended, while enforcement efforts are concentrated on ordinary anglers with a single rod and line. “Not one of those fishing with electricity, nets, or explosives has been caught — they just go after regular anglers,” one local resident remarked.
Family and Residents Gather to Demand Accountability; Police Intercept, Suppress Crowd
That night, hundreds of the victim’s family members, fellow anglers, and local residents spontaneously gathered on streets near the dam, carrying the young man’s newly recovered body and intending to march to local government offices to demand answers. The procession was immediately intercepted by a large police presence. As the confrontation escalated, police moved to suppress the crowd: multiple participants were taken away and detained, and the young man’s body was seized by officers.
In the aftermath, video footage uploaded to the internet by eyewitnesses was swiftly deleted by authorities.