On January 30, several *** reported that the leaders of several telecommunications fraud organizations in Myanmar led by Bai Socheng had been arrested by the police in Myanmar, and then transferred to China and escorted to Yunnan.
They will face severe legal sanctions. Once known as the "Kokang King", Bai Socheng was initially subordinate to the commander of the Kokang Alliance, Peng Jiasheng, and was later promoted to deputy commander. But in the "88 Incident", he cooperated with Myanmar, causing the Peng family to flee, and Bai Zhiqiang became the head of the Kokang area, which became famous.
Bai Sucheng not only occupies an important position in his family, but also involves many industries, and his assets are very large.
He has an even bigger ambition to use Chinese telecom fraudsters in Myanmar to gain more benefits. They colluded with telecommunications fraud syndicates to plan a series of electronic fraud operations, causing heavy losses to thousands of Chinese.
As the Chinese police have shown great superiority in combating telecom fraud, cooperation between the Myanmar police has also become closer. There was news of "Northern Myanmar wire fraud" on the Internet, and these news did not come from the police or the victims, but from a group of ** who returned to China in Myanmar. Henan Radio and Television's "Henan City Daily", as a force that fueled the flames, used the "Northern Myanmar Wire Fraud" incident to exaggerate and disseminate, create regional hatred and panic, and set off a wave of enthusiasm on the Internet.
In this storm of public opinion, some media led by Henan City Daily took advantage of the "tragic experience" of the returning wire fraudsters to fabricate a series of false stories, thus gaining huge attention. Under the reports of Yunnan and several other media organizations, this rumor was debunked one by one. The Henan city version of the "heroic deeds" is also ** as "lurking in northern Myanmar for 120 days, saving many deceived Chinese".
In fact, all those who returned home came to Myanmar at great risk to commit telecom fraud.
They were not "kidnapped and trafficked", they were all voluntary, so they were deceived. They have no victims other than the pursuit of profit. News media like "Henan **" have gained huge attention by virtue of the fabrication of "anti-fraud fighters".
Xing Weilin, the leader of the "Return to China", was arrested, and a large number of his following accounts were also subjected. Another "big head" who created a number of false information and ruined the image of Yunnan has not been brought to justice. He said that Shandong's public security, network information, and other relevant units must seriously investigate and deal with them, find out the "big head," and correct Yunnan's name.
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