New Hainan Client, Nanhai Net, Nanguo Metropolis Daily, December 28 News (Reporter Li Shaoyuan) A few days ago, the Changjiang Li Autonomous County Public Security Bureau publicly offered a reward of 50,000 yuan to collect clues from the whole society to hunt down Chen Luncan suspected of participating in a mafia-type organization.
Chen Luncan, a fugitive. Courtesy of the police
Chen Luncan, male, born on December 15, 1973, household registration location: No. 19, Zhuwei 1st Lane, Donghai Town, Lufeng City, Guangdong Province, current address: Room 3803, Building 2, Xiuying Avenue, Xiuying Avenue, Haikou City, Hainan Province, suspected of participating in triad organizations, is currently at large.
In order to severely crack down on criminal gangs involved in criminal syndicates and vice-related crimes and to carry out the work of fighting against organized crime and evil forces on a regular basis, the Public Security Bureau of Changjiang Li Autonomous County has decided to publicly reward Chen Luncan, a wanted criminal suspect, from now on, hoping that people from all walks of life and the broad masses of the people will actively report, provide clues, and discover the whereabouts or clues of the person, please contact the police handling the case or call the police on 110.
For those who provide clues to facilitate the arrest of criminal suspects, the public security organs will reward 50,000 yuan in accordance with relevant provisions, and strictly keep the informant's information confidential. Where criminal suspects are hidden, shielded, or accommodated, as well as where conditions are provided to facilitate their evasion of crackdowns, the public security organs will resolutely and strictly pursue criminal responsibility in accordance with law. At the same time, the criminal suspects should be warned to have a clear understanding of the situation, take the initiative to surrender themselves to the public security organs, and strive for leniency.
Reporting telephone: Officer Zhang 13518859111, Officer Shao 17784636663.
Source: South China Sea Network