Tan Changguo, deputy mayor of Leiyang City, Hunan Province** case.
Tan Changguo, male, deputy mayor of Leiyang City, Hunan Province, deputy county level.
During his tenure, Tan Changguo was in charge of cultural, educational, and health work, and used his authority.
In October 1988, a private entrepreneur went to Tan's house to play and asked Tan Changguo to help transfer his younger brother to work in the city, and he nodded and agreed.
On November 14 of the same year, Tan Changguo called Liu Shaoyun and said: I have two things I want you to help with, one is that a relative comes to Leiyang to look for a job, and you help arrange a temporary worker; Liu promised to arrange for his relatives to go to the warehouse for safekeeping. The second thing is that I bought a piece of foundation, and you lent me 10,000 yuan to build a house; Liu also agreed.
The next day, Tan went to Liu's house and transferred Liu's 10,000 yuan current passbook to the bank in his own name.
On the third day, after Liu gave Tan a huge sum of 10,000 yuan, he repeatedly raised the issue of the transfer and promotion of his two younger brothers to Tan. After that, Tan greeted the relevant units about the transfer and promotion of Liu's two younger brothers, and solved the problem that his eldest brother was transferred from Shaoping to teach at Meiqiao Primary School in Chengguan. The issue of the promotion of the other brother has not yet been resolved.
Liu said that as long as Tan solves his problem, the amount of money will be repaid, and it will be counted if he does not pay it back.
In addition, from the second half of 1988 to August 1989, Tan Changguo took advantage of his work in charge of the cultural, educational, and health systems to help solve job transfers, further education, and promotion of professional titles, and successively accepted 15 bribes in cash and materials, totaling 5,244 yuan, totaling 15,244 yuan.
Tan Changguo was sentenced to five years in prison.