New York Post by Patrick Reilly 8/25/2023
A Florida chemistry student was caught on a neighbor’s hidden camera allegedly injecting an opioid “chemical agent” underneath their front door, causing the family and their newborn baby to fall ill, according to police.
Umar Abdullah and his pregnant wife moved into their new condo in Tampa in June 2022 and were warmly welcomed by other residents in the building.
Shortly after, however, Abdullah began receiving texts from his disgruntled downstairs neighbor, Xuming Li, a seemingly “regular guy” who complained about losing sleep and hearing the toilet seat move, he told WFLA.
After months of quarreling, Abdullah said, he, his wife and their daughter started feeling dizzy and vomiting.
“I look at my daughter,” Abdullah told the outlet. “Her eyes were full of tears. She was not crying, but her eyes were full of tears.”
Suspecting his neighbor Yi might have something to do with his family’s illness, he set up a hidden camera outside.
When Abdullah’s daughter became sick again, he checked the footage, which showed Yi crouching down outside his door — though it was not clear what his neighbor was doing.
“We were shaking,” Abdullah recalled to WFLA. “We can’t imagine that he is coming and doing something.”
He adjusted the hidden camera angle, and when his daughter was ill again, he checked the footage.
This time, the video showed Yi appearing to take a syringe out, fill it with liquid, and then inject the liquid into the crack in Abdullah’s door frame, according to WFLA.
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