Tag: crime

The Hunan “Phantom Oil-Spoiler” – Zheng Moucheng [张某成] – Fan of Slapstick! (16.9.2023)

‘At around 20:00 hrs on September 12th, 2023 – the Chengbei Police Station section of our Security Bureau – received a call from the concerned masses stating that a male suspect had poured engine oil on the stairs of the first floor of a fitness club located on Heyi Road (causing three people to fall and be injured). The Public Security Organs immediately conducted an on the spot investigation. It was found that – Zhang Moucheng (张某成) – was guilty of spilling the engine-oil – a resident of a nearby community. He was dissatisfied with the noise emanating from the fitness club and so decided to spill engine-oil in retaliation. At present, due to his criminal behaviour – Zhang Moucheng – has been sentenced to “12-days Administrative Detention” by the Public Security Organs in accordance with the law.’

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US: Gun Crime “Equality” Spreads to Chinese Community! 31.8.2023)

Details from Qi’s social media activity suggest a complex personality. He frequently shared images of his culinary creations, displaying his enthusiasm for cooking. However, his posts also revealed his struggles with his research and feelings of isolation. His final social media post on Aug.1 pondered over postdoctoral positions and the nature of truth.

Observers have noted that his social media activity exhibited some dissatisfaction with his advisor but lacked substantial evidence of wrongdoing. It is suggested that his introverted nature, combined with pressures from academic and personal challenges, might have contributed to his emotional struggles.

Commentaries stemming from this tragedy shed light on the importance of mental health and the need for adequate support systems within academic environments, especially for international students facing cultural and academic pressures. It also underscores the significance of effective communication and understanding between advisors and students to foster a healthy academic environment.

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Exposing Leon Degrelle as a Far-Right “Coward”! (16.8.2023)

He probably purchased a copy of Werth’s book in 1964 and spent the next five-years stealing Werth’s work and fabricating his own insertion into the plot. The original publishing of the book in ‘French’ was probably a sloppy attempt at throwing people off the ‘plagiarism’ scent. After-all, the modern science of Criminology states that quite often those individuals who willingly ‘insert’ themselves into Police investigations are usually either directly responsible for the crime in question – or were involved in the committing of the crime is some way. Leon Degrelle was most certainly a ‘War Criminal’ – albeit one that went unpunished and who has served as a ‘Poster Boy’ for the political far-right ever since. As with all members of the far-right, it is important to continuously expose their lies and efforts to ‘mislead’ and ‘deceive’.

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Across China: New Evidence of Japanese Germ Warfare Unit Made Public! (8.8.2023)

“According to the data, the hospital was an extension of the medical crime of Unit 731. It was closely related to Japanese germ warfare since the beginning of its preparation, and was an important participant and associate of such warfare,” Jin said.

“The study found that human experiments and germ warfare carried out by Unit 731 were assisted by Japanese wartime medical institutions,” said Jin Chengmin, curator of the exhibition hall.

“This once again proves that the Japanese invasion of China was a top-down, organized and planned group crime carried out by Japanese militarism,” he added.

Unit 731 was a top-secret biological and chemical warfare research base established in Harbin as the nerve centre for Japanese biological warfare in China and Southeast Asia during World War II.

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China: Ministry of State Security Unveils WeChat Channel to Report US Espionage Activities! (3.8.2023)

Regarding individuals who are coerced or deceived into engaging in espionage activities abroad, the Counter-Espionage Law has explicitly outlined measures for education and rescue. It stipulates that “those who are coerced or deceived into joining espionage organizations or hostile organizations abroad, and engage in activities harmful to the national security of the country, can avoid prosecution if they promptly report the true situation to the diplomatic missions of China abroad, or directly or through their units to the national security authorities upon entry back in China, and demonstrate remorse.”

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Canada: Indigenous Women Remain Unbroken! (23.7.2023)

Cormier did not have to answer any questions in court, but seeing him on a Canadian Broadcast Corp. (CBC) segment talking about how he gave her drugs and how Tina suggested to him that she wanted “to play” when she asked him for a place to stay when she was homeless makes me feel sick to my stomach. She was a child facing multiple traumas, she was in government care, she had little family, she was in deep grief, she was extremely vulnerable—yet this man positioned himself as a victim of a child’s desire. In 2019, the Winnipeg police told the CBC that while her case is still open, they are not currently pursuing any suspects.

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