A Chinese camgirl has been sentenced to four years in prison after live streaming sex sessions and sharing adult videos of herself.
Sherry Gun, 21, was arrested for her adult video entitled "Foursome in Chengdu," which she live streamed in hopes of money and fame. Gun, whose real name is Lin, previously worked as a sales associate in Chengdu, but quit her job to pursue a full-time career as a live streaming camgirl, reports . Prior to her arrest, Lin managed to rack up 400,000 followers across all her social media accounts and has reported having made 75,000 yuan ($10,830) for 31 adult videos, which are said to be "perverse" and "obscene" in nature.
Line's live streaming adult chats usually involve her talking and teasing her fans while stripping and performing solo sex acts. According to Chinese Criminal Law, any person who "produces, duplicates, publishes, sells, or disseminates pornographic materials" is subjected to fix-term imprisonment. The usual term is less than three years, but Lin's case is being deemed as a "serious case." She was arrested inside her home back in May along with three of her accomplices and she was fined 100,000 yuan ($14,452).
A Chinese camgirl was recognized for her "obscene" live streaming videos. [Image by Axel Bueckert/Shutterstock.com]
Some camgirls try to keep their shows PG-13, by only stripping, posing provocatively, and performing solo sexual acts in order to attract more followers and money. Back in July, another young woman managed to attract 100,000 followers by dancing seductively next to her toilet before her live streaming session was removed. China has since cracked down on adult content this year, including a ban on .
China's largest adult site creator was sentenced to live in prison back in 2005. Aside from camgirls making money, the increasing popularity in live streaming also includes people doing random stuff like talking on camera, eating, and playing video games with their online friends. Earlier this month, an amateur model was by Shanghai police for pretending to take drugs on his live stream chat session.
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A Walmart sex tape has gone viral, with the controversial footage showing a couple allegedly having sex inside the toy aisle of a store.
The exact details of the video aren't clear --- including where or when it was filmed --- but it has made the rounds on the internet early this week, prompting anger and disgust from those who have commented on it.
In the video, the couple reportedly stands alone in an empty aisle before starting to have sex. As noted, the man appeared to look out several times to make sure the coast was clear before continuing the act. In all, the Walmart sex tape lasted about two minutes, the outlet noted.
As the report noted, the Walmart sex tape wasn't leaked to the internet --- it was released quite intentionally.
"This couple actually uploaded the footage to the internet themselves, because that's what you do nowadays," the report noted. "But hey, good thing the woman was wearing what barely qualify as shorts, as it made it easier on this classy dude."
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There are still plenty of questions about the explicit video, including the biggest question of why anyone would want to do something like that inside a children's aisle. But the location of the video is still unknown, as is the exact store. And while it has been identified as Walmart in news reports, the tall shelves and plastic-wrapped boxes look like something more commonly seen in a warehouse club store like Costco or Sam's Club.
The Walmart sex tape is not the only bit of misbehavior in the retail giant making headlines. A few weeks ago, a man inside a Houston-area Walmart store was investigated by local police after he was seen dragging his young daughter through the store by her hair. Witnesses snapped pictures of the very public act of abuse, which the man reportedly continued throughout his shopping trip.
Reports indicated that the man was attempting to punish his children for misbehaving.
"His three children including the 5-year-old girl, had been disruptive in the store, and that holding her by the hair was his method of disciplining her," the Houston Chronicle.

The story went viral after a fellow shopper snapped pictures of the Walmart hair-pulling incident and uploaded them to along with a story of how police at the scene allowed the man and his children to go free.
As witness Erika Burch noted in her post, the young girl was pleading with her father to stop the punishment."Me and Robert are in Walmart in Cleveland Texas getting lunchables for our babies for school. Robert said "Do you see what that guy is doing to that little girl?" I turned around to this this pos dragging this little girl by the hair of her head!! He had her hair wrapped around the buggy dragging her! She is begging him to stop! She was saying 'please stop,I promise I won't do it again please stop!' I took my phone out snapped pictures and then told him to let the little girls hair go! He told me to mind my own business! I said 'No I'm not! Right now this little girl is my business and you need to let her hair go now!…"There could be some consequences for the still-unidentified couple in the Walmart sex tape as well. As Dude Comedy reported (via ), the pair have been banned from the store. It is not clear if they are being investigated by police.
Anyone curious to see the Walmart sex tape can see some (censored) images at , though the full video is not available there.
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