In these years, even the police station can have "inner ghosts", this is really "a monk with an umbrella, lawless"!
Early in the morning, Ms. Fang received a phone call that uncovered a series of shocking incidents.
Her ex-husband, Zhou, was originally a clothing merchant, but he became addicted to gambling and embarked on the road of no return.
Last year, he suddenly lost contact with him until he was arrested by the police in Xuanchengjing County, Anhui Province, for gambling activities.
Ms. Fang initially thought it was just an ordinary arrest, but soon things turned out to be more than she expected.
At first, Ms. Fang received a debt collection call, saying that Zhou had a credit card debt of 30,000 yuan, and she did not hesitate to pay off the debt for him.
However, just a few months later, another phone call broke her peace – this time the debt increased to $60,000.
Ms. Fang's instincts told her that there must be something strange in this. She decided to investigate further and found out that the debts had all occurred during Zhou's detention, and he had no knowledge of them.
The savings card was stolen and a staggering 235,000 yuan was swiped in just two months.
Shocked by this discovery, she immediately reported the case to the Jing County police, hoping to find out the truth.
At first, the police suspected that this was a telecom fraud case, but after investigation by the Anti-Fraud Center, it was quickly confirmed that this was not the case.
The Jing County police's investigation eventually pointed to an internal auxiliary police officer, Xu.
Xu took advantage of his position to operate his bank account without authorization by peeking at the boot password pasted on Zhou's mobile phone.
What is even more shocking is that Xu resigned shortly after the incident and tried to evade legal punishment, but was eventually arrested by the police.
At Ms. Fang's insistence, the stolen funds were returned to Zhou's account one after another, and some of them were transferred from the accounts of Xu and his family.
Officer Dong of the Jing County Police finally confirmed that Xu's criminal behavior had been seriously dealt with, and the entire case was still being further handled.
Although Ms. Fang's money was returned, the Jing County police apologized for Xu's criminal behavior and promised to punish him severely.
Despite this, the method of leakage of the payment password remains an unsolved mystery to this day, which has made many netizens express their opinions on the Internet.
The comments of netizens were full of dissatisfaction and curiosity, with some questioning the internal management of the police and others lamenting whether the end of such a thing was too simplistic.
In this discussion, people are not only talking about this case, but also reflecting on the ethical standards of the police profession.
Although most police officers are honest and law-abiding, cases like Xu's have people disappointed with the system as a whole.
When the Jing County police finally recovered the stolen money, apologized to Ms. Fang, and promised to severely punish Xu, the incident seemed to be over for the time being.
However, the question of how Xu learned the payment password is still unanswered, which has triggered a heated discussion on the Internet.
The comments of netizens were full of dissatisfaction and curiosity, with some questioning the internal management of the police and others lamenting whether the handling of such things was too simple.
This incident not only quickly climbed to the top of the hot search list on major social platforms, but also caused a fryer-like response in the comment area.
Many netizens have expressed their anger and condemnation of the auxiliary police's behavior, which they believe is not only a serious damage to public credibility, but also a double betrayal of law and morality.
Many people strongly called for the auxiliary police officer to be severely punished, so as to warn other law enforcement officers to maintain the seriousness and impartiality of the law.
Although the vast majority of police officers are honest and law-abiding and committed to maintaining public safety and justice, Xu's actions are undoubtedly a severe test for the entire police system.
The widespread discussion sparked by this incident is not limited to the handling of a single case, but also touches on a wide range of reflections on the professional standards of police ethics and the public's expectations for justice in law enforcement.
The same self-theft was staged against a malicious courier.
In today's fast-changing era of e-commerce, courier services have become almost a part of our daily lives.
Not only that, but it also plays an important business role, especially when it comes to processing orders for cash on delivery.
However, it is this convenience that also provides opportunities for criminals to take advantage of.
In January this year, his company suddenly had more than 80 abnormal cash on delivery orders, involving an amount of nearly 380,000 yuan, which is enough to make any owner feel heartache.
The incident began with a discovery made by Mr. Li during a routine financial check.
In the January accounts, a number of cash receipts failed to arrive as scheduled.
These orders have been signed, but the payments have been lost. In e-commerce, sellers usually transfer money through a courier company after the buyer has paid, ensuring that the transaction is safe and secure.
However, when Mr. Li tried to contact the consignees of these orders, the phone calls were one after another and could not be connected.
Feeling the seriousness of the situation, Mr. Li did not hesitate and immediately reported the case to the Xibin Police Station of the Jinjiang Public Security Bureau.
The police investigation soon made a breakthrough, and it turned out that it was three couriers within the company who caused all this: Chen, Wang and Wu.
These three people are not only colleagues, but also the masterminds behind this scam.
Chen, Wang and Wu took advantage of some loopholes in the express delivery industry to fabricate a series of false shipments and receipts.
They even went to a courier service in Putian in person and created a series of false mailing records.
Chen sent 40 parcels in three mailings, with falsely reported prices ranging from 2,000 yuan to 9,000 yuan, and finally illegally obtained 158,000 yuan in payment.
Wang and Wu also obtained more than 135,000 yuan and 92,000 yuan through false transactions in a similar way.
The trio's trick is that they play the roles of consignor, consignee, and signatory at the same time.
This triple identity allowed them to manipulate data in the system, which the company failed to detect in a short period of time, giving them an opportunity.
What they didn't expect, however, was that the police were far more efficient than they expected.
Through a review of the receipt records, the police quickly locked down the three people and their relatives, uncovering the truth about this series of frauds.
After the case was detected, the police actively promoted the return of stolen goods. By May 18, the relatives of Wang and Wu had returned the stolen money in full, and Chen's return of the stolen money was also being actively coordinated.
For the three suspects suspected of fraud, the public security organs have taken compulsory measures in accordance with the law.
Strengthening internal controls and oversight mechanisms is key to preventing internal fraud, and second, it is equally important for consumers to maintain the security of their personal information, especially in e-commerce activities involving monetary transactions.
Finally, these incidents also underscore the important role of the police in dealing with such modern crimes, and timely legal intervention can not only effectively solve the problem, but also bring justice to the victims.
Through these experiences, both enterprises and individuals should continue to be vigilant, strengthen the monitoring and management of e-commerce transactions and logistics processes, and ensure the safety and transparency of every link.
Only in this way can we better protect our rights and interests, avoid similar incidents from happening again, and promote the healthy and sustainable development of the entire industry.
Strengthen internal control and audit mechanisms: Express companies should conduct regular audits of internal processes, especially those involving financial and sensitive operations.
Implement rigorous employee background checks and regular training to improve professional ethics and legal awareness.
Introduce a multi-level approval process and cross-checking mechanism to ensure that any anomalies can be detected and dealt with in a timely manner.
In addition, the punishment for internal criminal acts will be increased to serve as a warning and deterrent.