Sixtieth man's life-saving money stolen by police
The South Bank Police launched the second summer night public security inspection, publicity and unified action
At 23:00 on August 12, Chongqing was still unbearably hot.
At this time, several criminal investigation policemen from the Nan'an Public Security Bureau had been squatting downstairs in an urban village in the city for more than 20 hours.
"Come, come, that's it, act..." Following the order of the investigation team leader, several policemen quickly flanked forward, quickly pushed a man to the ground, and quickly locked the handcuffs.
At about 9 o'clock on August 7, Yuan Mou, an elderly man in his 60s, was shopping at the farmers market and found that the wallet in his satchel had disappeared, along with more than 8,000 yuan used to treat illness and save lives, as well as his ID card, Important documents such as bank cards.
After receiving the police, the Criminal Investigation Detachment immediately organized a special class to study and judge the case, successfully pinpointing the ex-convict Li who was suspected of committing a major crime, and clarified his hiding place.
Li would never have thought that the police would fall from the sky.
At this time, it was only 3 hours before the start of the second summer night security inspection, publicity and defense centralized unified operation.
According to the unified deployment arrangement of the Ministry of Public Security, at 20:00 on August 12, Chongqing Nan'an Police launched the second summer night public security inspection, publicity and unified action.
As of 2:00 on the 13th, the South Bank Police had organized a total of 1,820 mobilization (auxiliary) police officers, mobilized 244 people to organize mass prevention and control forces, dispatched 145 vehicles, set up 26 checkpoints of various types, and inspected 1,771 vehicles. There were 228 personnel and more than 1,541 inspection sites.
11 criminal cases were cracked, 5 public security cases were investigated and dealt with, 82 current criminals were arrested, 17 drunk driving cases were investigated and dealt with, and 253 people served the public, making every effort to ensure the safety and stability of the overall public security situation.
Chongqing Morning Post reporter Luo Wei correspondent Luo Xuemei