Fuzhou police confirmed that the reward notice was issued by him. Image from the web
Beijing News Express (reporter Yang Feng intern Wang Chunxiao) Today, a reward notice issued by the Fuzhou police went viral on the Internet. The notice said that on Valentine's Day on February 14, the police found a woman dead in the staff dormitory of a middle school in Fuzhou, and her 22-year-old son was suspected of committing a major crime, and the police offered a reward of 10,000 yuan for arrest. Fuzhou police confirmed that the notice was indeed issued by the police, and the suspect has not yet been arrested.
This reward notice spread in a number of WeChat circles of friends in Fujian, and the payment was "Jin'an Branch of the Public Security Bureau of Fuzhou City, Fujian Province".
The notice said that on February 14 this year, Fuzhou police found that the victim Xie Tianqin had been killed in the residence of Unit 102 of the staff dormitory of a middle school at No. 172 Guishan Road, Jin'an District, Fuzhou City. After investigation, his son Wu Xieyu was suspected of committing a major crime and has now absconded in fear of crime.
Beijing News (WeChat id: bjnews_xjb) reporter search found that the victim's above residential address is "the second affiliated middle school of Fuzhou Institute of Education". Public information shows that the school does have a history teacher of the same name.
The bounty notice is accompanied by five photographs of the suspect and a brief description. According to the introduction, the criminal suspect Wu Xieyu, male, born on October 7, 1994, Han ethnicity, a student of a university in Beijing, about 1.80 meters tall, thin in size, often wear glasses. The place of origin is Xianyou County, Fujian Province, and the household registration address is "No. 5, Summer Palace Road, Haidian District, Beijing".
Beijing News (WeChat id: bjnews_xjb) reporter inquiry found that Wu Xieyu's household registration address is the location of Peking University. According to public information, Wu Xieyu graduated from Fuzhou No. 1 Middle School in 2012 and was admitted to the School of Economics of Peking University. In 2014, Wu Xieyu published a self-report article on the official website of an English training institution to share his gre learning experience.
According to the reward notice, the public security organs reward 30,000 yuan for units or individuals that provide major clues to assist the public security organs in catching criminal suspects; For units or individuals who directly arrest criminal suspects, the public security organs reward 50,000 yuan.
The reward notice also contains the telephone numbers of Officer Song and Officer Fan of the Jin'an Branch of the Fuzhou Municipal Public Security Bureau. Tonight, the Beijing News reporter called two police officers separately, and both confirmed that the above notice was indeed issued by the police. "The notice has just been issued for a few hours, and Wu Xieyu has not yet been caught." Officer Fan said.
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