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[00:00:52] Good afternoon, everyone. This is CCTV News Channel. Welcome to Rule of Law
[00:00:56] Online. In July this year, the Party Central Committee intensified its efforts to crack down on gang-related crimes.
[00:01:16] This includes extortion through public opinion, where criminals deliberately spread negative information,
[00:01:19] amplify and manipulate online public opinion, disguise themselves as supervisors
[00:01:23] and defenders of justice to gain traffic, and commit
[00:01:27] blackmail, gang-related, and other illegal crimes, severely disrupting social
[00:01:31] order. Let's look at a case cracked by the Faku County Public Security Bureau in Shenyang
[00:01:34] City.
[00:01:38] The story goes back to 2022. Mr. Wang,
[00:01:41] from Faku County, Shenyang City, Liaoning Province, runs an engineering construction
[00:01:45] company, mainly engaged in ecological restoration projects for mines.
[00:01:49] However, an uninvited guest who claimed to be a media reporter
[00:01:53] suddenly contacted Mr. Wang and, under the pretext of public opinion supervision
[00:01:57] and investigation, asked Mr. Wang to provide information about the company's construction.
[00:04:30] Although the 30,000 yuan given to the other party was claimed to be for purchasing magazines,
[00:04:34] nearly four years have passed, and he still has not
[00:04:37] received the magazines promised by the other party. Mr. Wang believes that the other party's
[00:04:41] behavior is extortion. During the interview, the reporter
[00:04:45] learned that Mr. Wang's experience was not an isolated case.
[00:04:48] Mr. Liu from Faku County, Shenyang City, Liaoning
[00:04:52] Province, also suffered similar extortion. His
[00:04:56] ecological restoration project for mines was in the process of raw ore storage.
[00:05:42] Faced with the extortion by this criminal gang, many companies chose to pay to avoid disaster
[00:05:46] under pressure, but some victims refused to
[00:05:50] compromise. Mr. Li, an entrepreneur operating a solid waste
[00:05:54] treatment business in Faku County, Shenyang City, is one of them.
[00:05:57] In 2025, during a windy day, a staff member
[00:06:01] from the "Yifu Dangguan" account captured images of the company's vehicles transporting materials
[00:06:05] causing dust. They immediately used this to pressure
[00:06:09] Mr. Li, proposing that the relevant matter could be taken down if he paid.
[00:06:56] However, the various false and questioning content spread online caused him immense psychological pressure. In the following year or so, he had to invest a lot of energy to deal with the various negative impacts caused by the false information online.
[00:07:00] This kind of cyber violence causes enormous damage,
[00:07:03] especially to enterprises, and to our local business environment,
[00:07:07] the impact is very significant. You have to spend time,
[00:07:10] and stop production.
[00:07:45] This created immense public opinion fear among entrepreneurs. Police noticed the "Yifu Dangguan" account's abnormal behavior
[00:07:49] during their daily online patrol.
[00:07:52] 。
[00:07:54] We found that the videos he posted every day, firstly, had a relatively
[00:07:58] short cycle, and the frequency of content played was quite high, but after only a few days,
[00:08:02] the video would be taken down. The police, by further sorting out all the video
[00:08:06] content posted by the account, combined with the existing relevant clues
[00:08:09] about the company, conducted a comprehensive review. In the process
[00:08:13] of comparing the original scenes with the content published online, the case
[00:08:17] officers found many suspicious points from the video framing, segment
[00:08:21] editing, to the public text description. He took some
[00:08:24] normal scenes of people's production and operation,
[00:08:28] filmed them, and then through his own language expression,
[00:08:32] some copywriting, and content editing,
[00:08:35] ,
[00:08:38] he exaggerated the whole incident, or created a regional content and effect,
[00:08:41] and then caused it.
[00:08:44] The police introduced that the video shooting range within the "Yifu Dangguan" account
[00:08:48] was mainly concentrated in urban-rural fringe areas or villages, and the update
[00:08:52] speed was very fast. The police simultaneously conducted offline visits, and after
[00:08:56] collecting a large amount of evidence, the police confirmed that the questioning videos
[00:09:00] and negative posts published by the account had obvious characteristics of public opinion
[00:09:03] extortion. He said, if you want to clear your name,
[00:09:07] you can buy my newspapers and magazines
[00:09:10] and so on.
[00:09:15] Through further investigation, the police confirmed that the internet user for the "Yifu Dangguan" account was actually
[00:09:19] owned by a person named Deng. He registered two media
[00:09:23] companies in Shenbei New District, Shenyang City, and at the same time, he also
[00:09:27] had his informants scattered in many parts of the Northeast. Deng usually
[00:09:31] packaged himself as an envoy of justice, but in fact, he
[00:09:34] used the name of public opinion supervision to expose negative
[00:09:38] content as leverage to blackmail the parties involved and profit from it.
[00:10:21] After obtaining basic evidence, the police launched an arrest operation.
[00:10:35] They impersonated reporters to carry out activities. To avoid legal responsibility, they used their代理권
[00:10:39] obtained from regular magazines. Through fabricating and spreading negative
[00:10:43] information to pressure enterprises, and then using selling magazines as an excuse
[00:10:46] to extort money and seek illegal gains.
[00:10:50] 。
[00:10:53] The police found the core of the criminal gang.
[00:11:28] The police, by analyzing these audio and video evidences one by one, gradually
[00:11:32] figured out the criminal gang's modus operandi and activities,
[00:11:36] a large amount of evidence shows that since
[00:11:40] 2019, Deng and his accomplices formed a criminal gang,
[00:11:43] traveling to various places in the Northeast to seek targets for crimes and carry out
[00:11:47] related illegal and criminal activities. In Shandong
[00:11:51] Province, Jilin, Heilongjiang, Liaoning, and some areas of Inner Mongolia,
[00:11:56] they targeted some crime targets and carried out
[00:12:00] extortion. His information sources include his accomplices,
[00:12:04] accomplices distributed in various places, and some unsuspecting
[00:12:07] netizens who were exploited online. After obtaining relevant information
[00:12:11] through these channels, he specifically filmed and edited
[00:12:15] these issues, then published the text,
[00:12:18] and then published it on self-media.
[00:12:22] After the video was published,
[00:12:25] the vast majority of companies would proactively contact "Yifu Dangguan",
[00:12:29] who would then ask the other party to pay corresponding fees
[00:12:33] under the pretext of purchasing newspapers and magazines. The gang would set
[00:12:36] the extortion amount specifically based on the company's scale and actual
[00:12:40] operating conditions. The amount per case ranged from tens of thousands
[00:12:44] to over one hundred thousand yuan, but many victimized
[00:12:48] companies, like Mr. Wang, did not receive the subscribed publications.
[00:12:52] In fact, this is also the "Yifu Dangguan" gang.
[00:13:31] They would continue to monitor companies that had been successfully extorted, forcing them to renew their subscriptions the following year, otherwise they would continue to find fault with the company's
[00:13:34] operations and production.
[00:13:37] 。
[00:13:41] This makes the victims dare not speak out and dare not report the crime.
[00:13:44] Any criminal force that extorts under the guise
[00:13:48] of supervision
[00:13:52] must be eradicated.
[00:14:25] Original coin scam exposed. Today, Beijing police busted a gang that
[00:14:28] sold fake original coins in live streaming rooms,
[00:14:32] revealing the complete scam of ancient coin collection. This
[00:14:36] gang registered multiple collection companies and even registered
[00:14:39] shell art galleries, putting on a facade of professionalism,
[00:14:43] disguising ordinary old coins worth a few yuan
[00:14:47] as rare original coins, marking them up hundreds of times,
[00:14:51] specifically preying on the elderly's retirement money.
[00:14:56] This is the live broadcast screen of the implicated gang. In the shot, the anchor
[00:14:59] vigorously promotes an old coin from the late Qing and early Republic of China,
[00:15:03] boasting that it is in perfect condition, rare in existence, and has huge
[00:15:07] appreciation potential. But in fact, this ordinary old coin is only worth
[00:15:11] a few to ten yuan in the regular collection market, and is a very
[00:15:15] common category. However, through the anchor's deliberate packaging
[00:15:18] and hype, this coin, given the name "original light coin",
[00:15:22] instantly increased its value by a hundred times.
[00:16:08] So, what exactly is the "original light coin" that the scammers claim to be valuable?
[00:16:11] According to the police, genuine original light coins are high-quality collectibles
[00:16:15] in the collection field. They specifically refer to coins that have not
[00:16:19] been circulated after minting, and have completely retained their original mint luster.
[00:16:23] Due to their scarcity and perfect condition, they indeed have
[00:16:26] high collection value. And the scammers are precisely
[00:16:30] taking advantage of the general public's lack of understanding of professional collection knowledge to counterfeit
[00:16:33] and profit.
[00:17:42] This gang also built a complete set of live broadcast marketing and fraud procedures, accurately inducing viewers to consume through refined rhetoric and creating
[00:17:46] a hype atmosphere. The gang conducted unified rhetoric
[00:17:50] training for the anchors, fabricating false claims such as currency scarcity,
[00:17:53] guaranteed profit, and value appreciation.
[00:17:57] During the live broadcast, the assistant anchors cooperated to create a buying frenzy,
[00:18:01] deliberately creating the illusion of tight inventory. At the same time,
[00:18:05] personnel were arranged to act as shills, posting positive reviews.
[00:18:37] Beijing police launched a concentrated raid, simultaneously searching the live broadcast
[00:18:41] rooms, offices, and warehouses of this criminal gang.
[00:18:45] Many involved personnel were arrested on site, and a large amount of criminal equipment
[00:18:49] and evidence were seized. We also planned for a long time and collected all the evidence,
[00:18:52] and then during their daily live broadcasts,
[00:18:56] we simultaneously raided their live broadcast rooms, office locations, and
[00:19:00] warehouses. Currently, the criminal suspects have been
[00:19:03] approved for arrest by the procuratorate, and the case is currently under further investigation.
[00:19:07] In fact, the general public should be wary of scams that create a fake professional background
[00:19:11] in live broadcast rooms. Never believe the claims in the live broadcast room
[00:19:15] about guaranteed profit, definite short-term appreciation, and so-called
[00:19:19] authenticity guarantees. Do not believe them. If you find any suspicious
[00:19:23] circumstances, report to the police immediately. Counterfeit
[00:19:26] cheap old coins, authoritative endorsement, value
[00:19:30] appreciation promises, these are all scam tactics. Preventing
[00:19:33] scams also requires regulatory authorities to continuously rectify online
[00:19:37] live broadcast chaos and promptly crack down on online live broadcast scams
[00:19:41] to protect the elderly's retirement money.
[00:19:43] 。
[00:19:49] You are watching Rule of Law Online.
[00:19:52] It was clearly a charity donation,
[00:19:56] so why did scanning the QR code to pay turn into a task scam?
[00:20:00] This is a scam experienced by Xiao Wen, a 12-year-old girl from Ningbo, Zhejiang.
[00:20:04] During this period, she encountered a series of scams involving donation refunds
[00:20:08] and refunds from adults, losing 16,000 yuan in two QR code scans.
[00:20:11] 1.6 万 ¥ 元 。
[00:20:26] Two 829. In the police call, a girl
[00:20:30] sought help from the Zhuangshi Police Station, Zhenhai District Branch, Ningbo Public Security Bureau.
[00:20:34] She said that she had encountered an online scam from an electric game.
[00:22:50] Remind yourself that when facing information such as online donation refunds,
[00:22:53] task refunds, etc., you must verify the identity of the other party and the platform's
[00:22:57] qualifications. Any request for bank card information, payment code,
[00:23:01] or repeated scanning for transfers, on the grounds of frozen refund accounts
[00:23:04] or penalties, should be immediately stopped, and reported to the public security
[00:23:08] organs or anti-fraud center for verification.
[00:23:11] Thank you for watching today's Rule of Law Online. Goodbye.
[00:23:15] 。
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