近日在網路上瘋傳的一段短影片引發社會關注，影片內容顯示一對情侶在街頭激烈爭吵，女子情緒失控之下竟踩碎一輛保時捷的擋風玻璃。許多網友因此議論紛紛，甚至有人猜測影片中的女子疑似「抓小三」而怒砸豪車。這段影片在社交媒體上廣泛流傳，點閱與討論度極高，一度成為輿論焦點。

然而，9月6日，中國貴陽市公安局透過「貴陽公安」官方帳號正式發布通報，揭露事件的真相。警方在日常網路巡查中注意到該影片後，立即展開調查，最終查明所謂的「情侶吵架砸豪車」事件純屬虛構。影片中的情節並非真實發生，而是由某汽車租賃公司老闆付姓男子夥同田某某、陳某某等人精心策劃並演出，目的只是為了吸引流量、博取眼球。

警方強調，這段影片完全是擺拍行為，根本不存在「情侶糾紛」或「女子抓小三砸車」的情況。由於這種虛假影片不僅誤導公眾，更擾亂網路秩序，相關人員已依法受到處罰。根據南明分局的處理結果，影片策劃者付某被處以行政拘留10日，而參與演出的田某某與陳某某則分別被處以行政拘留5日。

此案曝光後，許多網友直呼「上當」，感嘆自己被影片劇情誤導。也有人批評此類為了博取關注而造假的行為，既浪費社會資源，也損害公眾對資訊的信任。警方則提醒民眾，對於來路不明或過於戲劇化的網路影片應保持警惕，不要輕易轉發或輿論跟風，以免助長不實資訊的散播。

A short video that recently went viral online sparked widespread attention, showing a couple having an intense argument on the street, during which a woman appeared to stomp on the windshield of a Porsche. Many netizens speculated that the woman was allegedly “catching a mistress” and angrily damaging the luxury car. The video gained extensive views and sparked heated discussion, quickly becoming a focal point of public debate.

However, on September 6, the Guiyang Public Security Bureau issued an official statement via its “Guiyang Police” account, revealing the truth behind the incident. During routine online monitoring, police noticed the video and launched a thorough investigation. They confirmed that the so-called “couple’s quarrel and smashing of a luxury car” was entirely fabricated. The events depicted were staged by a car rental company owner, surnamed Fu, in collaboration with Tian and Chen, purely to attract attention and generate online traffic.

Authorities emphasized that the video was entirely staged and that no real “couple dispute” or “woman catching a mistress and smashing a car” took place. Since the fake video not only misled the public but also disrupted online order, the individuals involved have been punished in accordance with the law. The Nanming Branch of Guiyang Police imposed a 10-day administrative detention on Fu, while Tian and Chen were each given 5-day administrative detentions.

Following the case’s revelation, many netizens expressed feeling deceived, criticizing such attention-seeking fabrications for wasting social resources and undermining public trust in information. The police also reminded the public to exercise caution with sensational online videos of unknown origin and to avoid sharing or reacting impulsively, in order to prevent the spread of false information.