How many people in the public security system surrendered themselves?

9 14 people, including 493 people in China and 3/0/7 people abroad, surrendered themselves, but 104 people did not appear abroad.

In order to severely crack down on cross-border gambling crimes and conscientiously implement the criminal policy of combining leniency with severity, the Supreme People's Court, the Supreme People's Procuratorate and the Ministry of Public Security jointly issued the Notice on Urging Suspects of Cross-border Gambling to Surrender themselves, making it clear that before April 30, 20021year, a criminal suspect who voluntarily surrendered to the public security organ and truthfully confessed his crime belongs to surrender, and can be given a lighter or mitigated punishment according to law, and can be exempted from punishment according to law.

Generally speaking, surrender refers to the act of voluntarily surrendering after committing a crime and truthfully confessing one's crime. According to the provisions of the Criminal Law and related judicial interpretations, the general conditions for voluntary surrender are: 1. Voluntary surrender after committing a crime. Voluntary surrender generally refers to the act that the criminal facts or suspects are not discovered by the public security, procuratorial, judicial and other case-handling organs, or although they are discovered, the suspects are not investigated and questioned by the case-handling organs, or are not announced to take investigation measures or compulsory measures, and are not seized by the masses, and they actively put themselves under the legal control of the case-handling organs and accept review and judgment. Automatic "surrender" generally means that criminals surrender themselves to public security, procuratorial and judicial organs and other case-handling organs; If a criminal surrenders to his unit, urban and rural grass-roots organizations or other relevant responsible personnel, he shall also be deemed to have surrendered himself. The essence of surrender is to put yourself under the legal control of public security, procuratorial and judicial organs and accept the review and judgment of judicial organs. According to the provisions of judicial interpretation, if a criminal suspect has one of the following circumstances, it shall be deemed as voluntary surrender: (1) After committing a crime, he voluntarily reported the case, but did not flee the scene when asked by the judicial organ, and truthfully confessed his crime; (2) Waiting at the scene knowing that others reported the case, resisting arrest at the time of arrest, and confessing the facts of the crime; (three) the criminal suspect has not been identified by the judicial organs, but still voluntarily confesses his crime in general investigation and interrogation; (4) During the period when administrative and judicial compulsory measures such as reeducation through labor, administrative detention, judicial custody, and compulsory isolation and detoxification are taken for specific illegal acts, he voluntarily confesses to the executive organ the criminal acts that he has not mastered (as will be mentioned later, whether this situation belongs to general voluntary surrender or quasi-voluntary surrender is worth studying); (5) Other circumstances that meet the legislative purpose of voluntary surrender shall be deemed as voluntary surrender. In addition, those who protect the scene after a traffic accident, rescue the injured and report to the public security organ, and those who escape and voluntarily surrender after a traffic accident shall be deemed to have surrendered themselves.