A Chinese whistleblower holding secretly filmed sex tapes featuring city bureaucrats has come under pressure from police to hand them over for an investigation into a scandal that has already cashiered 11 officials. Police questioned Zhu Ruifeng, a former journalist who triggered the scandal in Chongqing, for seven hours Monday. The first case broke in November after Zhu posted online a video of a Communist party official having sex with a woman allegedly hired by developers in an extortion bid. The leak led to the official's firing but the scandal broadened Friday as 10 other officials caught on sex tapes were sacked.
