Shi Dongpeng from China tried to check into his room when a man, looking like a smelly drunk, approached him...

...and vomited all over. But that was just a ruse cause when Shi Dongpeng went to the bathroom sickened by what just happened and his colleague tried to get the bum thrown out someone stole their luggage.

Cameras show that a man was waiting for them to scatter and stole their stuff. It was an organized action but despite spending 2 hours trying to get the Police on the case the official response was: contestants and people from their staff should guard their stuff. Helpful, huh?

It's not the first time criminals prey on the athletes. The Australians said the accommodation was terrible but the situation was soon worse when someone started a fire in the hotel they were staying.

When the team left in a hurry someone stole some of their electronics and clothes. The culprit were fire marshals but the person that saw them leave thought they are allowed to take the things and didn't pay attention to their faces.

You don't expect to be robbed by fire marshals but it can get worse. Jujitsu champ Jason Lee from New Zealand got kidnapped by the... Police. Lee was pulled over by two officers who told him he has to pay a fine, when Lee had told the officers he didn't have the money on him, he was then forced to drive with them, get into a car and give them about 800 dollars pulled out from ATMs. When Lee reported this one of the cops that kidnapped him visited him in his house. Jason did not allow him in and asked the New Zealand ambassador for help.

It seems when it comes to crime these criminals broke the record.