How to deal with the tools of criminals?

Tools used by criminals are generally kept or destroyed by public security organs.

Article 219 of the Provisions on the Procedures of Public Security Organs for Handling Criminal Cases stipulates that the following seized articles and documents that are not suitable for transfer with the case shall not be kept with the volume, but shall be photographed and stored. The original shall be properly kept by the public security organ or handed over to the competent department for disposal or destruction in accordance with relevant state regulations: (1) obscene articles; (two) weapons and ammunition, controlled knives, inflammable, explosive, toxic, radioactive and other dangerous goods; (three) opium, heroin, morphine, ice, marijuana and other drugs and drug-making raw materials or preparations, controlled drugs; (four) leaflets, slogans, letters and other promotional materials that endanger national security; (5) Secret documents, charts and materials; (6) Precious cultural relics, precious animals and their products, rare plants and their products; (seven) other bulky items that are inconvenient to carry. For perishable items that are difficult to preserve, according to the specific circumstances, with the approval of the person in charge of the public security organ at or above the county level, the relevant departments may be entrusted to sell or auction after taking photos or videos, and the price of the sale and auction shall be temporarily preserved until the end of the lawsuit. After notifying the victim, it will be confiscated and turned over to the state treasury if it is collected in the future for more than half a year. If there are special circumstances, it may be postponed as appropriate. The money and stolen goods that have been sent to the financial department for treatment, and the owner has come to claim them and verified them, shall be returned from the financial department by the original confiscation organ. If the original has been sold, the price shall be refunded.

Article 220 of the Procedures for Handling Criminal Cases by Public Security Organs stipulates that the property illegally obtained by criminal suspects and the fruits thereof shall be recovered according to law. After registration, photographing, video recording and evaluation, the legal property of the victim and its fruits shall be returned in time, and the reasons for the return shall be indicated in the case file, and the original photos, list and victim's collection procedures shall be kept for future reference. Article 221 stipulates that the seized property of a criminal suspect and its fruits shall be properly kept for verification. No unit or individual may misappropriate, damage or dispose of it by itself. Article 222 stipulates that the seized property of a criminal suspect and its improper interests shall be transferred as evidence with the case; If it is not suitable for transfer, the list, photos or other supporting documents shall be transferred with the case. After the people's court makes an effective judgment, the detained public security organ shall turn it over to the state treasury or return it to the victim according to the notice of the people's court, and send an execution receipt to the people's court. Article 224 of the Procedures for Handling Criminal Cases by Public Security Organs stipulates that public security organs may inquire and freeze the deposits and remittances of criminal suspects according to the needs of investigating crimes. Article 225 stipulates that inquiries about deposits and remittances of criminal suspects from banks or other financial institutions and post and telecommunications departments shall be approved by the person in charge of the public security organ at or above the county level, and a notice of inquiry about deposits and remittances shall be made and notified to banks or other financial institutions and post and telecommunications departments for implementation.

Therefore, tools used by criminals are generally handled by public security organs.

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Article 219 of the Procedures for Handling Criminal Cases by Public Security Organs has found out the cause of death and failed to keep the necessary body, and shall notify the family members to take it back. If the family refuses to take it back after notification, it can be disposed of in time with the approval of the person in charge of the public security organ at or above the county level.

"Procedures of Public Security Organs in Handling Criminal Cases" Article 220 If the people's procuratorate requests reexamination and reexamination after the public security organ conducts an inquest or inspection, the public security organ shall conduct reexamination and recheck, and may notify the people's procuratorate to send personnel to participate.

"Procedures for Handling Criminal Cases by Public Security Organs" Article 221 In order to find out the case, when necessary, with the approval of the person in charge of the public security organ at or above the county level, investigation experiments may be conducted. When conducting an investigation experiment, the whole process shall be recorded and videotaped, and a record of the investigation experiment shall be made and signed by the participants. All dangerous, insulting or immoral behaviors are prohibited when conducting investigations and experiments.

"Procedures of Public Security Organs Handling Criminal Cases" Article 222 In order to collect criminal evidence and arrest criminals, with the approval of the person in charge of public security organs at or above the county level, investigators may search the bodies, articles, residences and other relevant places of criminal suspects and people who may hide criminals or criminal evidence.

Article 224 of the Procedures for Handling Criminal Cases by Public Security Organs: In case of any of the following emergencies, you may conduct a search without a search warrant: (1) You may carry a murder weapon with you; (2) It is possible to hide explosive, highly toxic and other dangerous goods; (3) It is possible to conceal, destroy or transfer criminal evidence; (four) may conceal other criminal suspects; (5) Other emergencies.