Former cop arrested over gang crimes

A former military military officer accused of organizing squad crimes have been arrested along with his 55 small axe men in Yangquan city, North China's Shanxi province, a provincial public confidence agency pronounced during a news discussion Thursday.

Undated photo of confiscated weapons used by Guan Jianjun's gang. [Photo/www.sxwbs.com]

According to internal journal Shanxi Evening News, a confidence agency had been tipped off last year about a squad crimes committed by suspect Guan Jianjun, 41, who was a former unit military captain during a internal military station. Soon a task team launched an downright investigation that lasted almost a year.

The probe found that Guan's gang, in bootleg receive of guns as well as ammunitions, had been handling underground casinos as well as brothel-like nightclubs in Yangquan, as available tunnels to launder black money from their encroachments of inhabitant spark mines in a resource-rich province. The military had confiscated a gang's 27 genuine estate properties in cities like Beijing estimable of 100 million yuan ($15 million), as well as scarcely 260 million yuan ($39 million) in cash.

The gang's mind-boggling wealth additionally included oppulance watches, jewelry, antiques, as well as over thirty limousines as well as SUVs. Parking in a courtyard of a provincial military headquarter was Guan's swanky Rolls Royce Phantom that pronounced to be estimable of during least 8.4 million yuan.

Guan as well as 44 others have been charged with over 20 crimes, together with conscious mayhem, racketeering, robbery, bootleg receive of drugs, organizing prostitution as well as bootleg mining.1 2 Next


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