Introduction to the incident where a Guangzhou courier boy found clues to 100 kilograms of drugs and the police rewarded him with a heavy reward of 300,000 yuan.

On December 29, 2013, the police stormed a drug den in Boshe Village, Jiaxi Town, Shanwei City, which was heavily involved in drug abuse.

Attack on Boshe Village, the price of methamphetamine quadrupled. During the siege of Huidong County, the price of K powder doubled.

As "the region with the most serious and complex drug situation in the country", Guangdong Province has carried out a three-year "thunder crackdown on drugs", and the anti-drug results have declined for the first time, but many indicators are still at high levels, and the drug situation is still at a high level. severe.

“If Guangdong’s anti-drug work is done well, half of the national anti-drug work will be done. If Guangdong’s drug problem is solved, half of the national drug problem will be solved. This is the weight of Guangdong, which far exceeds that of Yunnan. ”

More than 23,000 drug criminal cases were detected, accounting for 15.6% of the country’s total, far more than the second place;

2,158 drug production and trafficking gangs were eliminated, ranking second in the country. and third combined.

This is the "report card" of Guangdong's 2016 anti-drug campaign.

In the view of Deng Jianwei, director of the Narcotics Control Bureau of the Guangdong Provincial Public Security Department, the results of the anti-drug war are like two sides of a coin, which not only shows that the results are gratifying, but also indicates that the drug situation is still serious.

Since July 2013, Guangdong has launched a three-year "Thunder Anti-Drug" special operation. The results of the anti-drug campaign have continued to grow, reaching a historical peak in 2015, with more than 30,000 drug-related criminal cases detected across the province.

At the end of 2015, relevant leaders of the National Anti-Drug Supervision and Inspection Team even stated that the National Anti-Drug Commission had transferred its main energy from Yunnan to Guangdong. “If the anti-drug work in Guangdong is done well, the national anti-drug work will be done well.” Half. Once the drug problem in Guangdong is solved, half of the national drug problem will be solved. This is the weight of Guangdong, which far exceeds that of Yunnan."

2016 is the final year of the "Thunder Anti-drug Campaign". The results dropped for the first time. Deng Jianwei said, "This shows that the drug situation in our province is entering a turning point."

In September 2013, the Guangdong Provincial Public Security Department established Lu Feng and Huilai's special anti-drug work teams. Breaking down Boshe Village, the "fortress" of methamphetamine production and trafficking, was determined to be the opening battle of the "Thunder Anti-Drug Campaign".

Boshe Village is the "number one village" involved in drugs in Lufeng area. The police estimate that more than 20% of households in the village directly or participate in the production of methamphetamine.

Chen Yaguang, leader of the Investigation Section 1 of the Anti-Narcotics Bureau of the Guangdong Provincial Public Security Department, is one of the members of the special team. His task is to find out the drug manufacturing dens in Boshe Village.

“Pharmaceutical production here is close to being semi-open.” Chen Yaguang recalled that a signboard signed as the village committee was once erected at the entrance of Boshe Village: it is strictly prohibited to dump drug-making waste. In an open space not far away, garbage is nearly two meters high, and ephedra used in drug production is randomly thrown on the roadside. The air is filled with a strong smell of chemicals.

Boshe Village is active with drug dealers from all over the country all year round. Local motorcycle drivers all know that young people carrying square shoulder bags come here to sell drugs. That kind of shoulder bag is also called a "drug bag."

Chen Yaguang and his colleagues dressed up deliberately, but soon after entering the village, dozens of young men appeared on the road, surrounded them on motorcycles, and beat them until they were forced to stop. It turns out that there are various open and hidden sentries in the village, and there are wind detection points on the main traffic roads. Strange faces entering the village must be questioned. Chen Yaguang discovered that after driving out of the village, he would be followed for a while.

Once, some villagers felt that something was wrong with Chen Yaguang’s colleagues, so they shouted, “These people have come into the village to steal things.” The villagers surrounded them with a “tacit understanding”. Seeing that the other party was about to take action, fortunately, a colleague had an idea and secretly called the police. The police arrested them and the villagers and took them to the police station, so they were not exposed.

In order to annihilate the anti-drug gang in Boshe Village in one fell swoop, Chen Yaguang and his colleagues must be careful to lurk, otherwise, the "Skynet" that has been laid out for half a year is likely to fall short.

This is a lesson learned from the past. According to Deng Jianwei, during the anti-drug law enforcement carried out by the public security organs in Boshe Village since 2000, villagers have obstructed law enforcement four times. The old, weak, women and children would rush to the front to fight, while the youth motorcycle teams would gather to block the road and even rob the streets of drugs.

In the early morning of December 29, 2013, it was time to close the network. Forty kilometers away in Haifeng County, 3,000 heavily armed police officers headed straight for Boshe Village under cover of darkness.

Deng Jianwei told Southern Weekend reporters that this is the first time in the history of Guangdong Province that police have been mobilized and assembled in different places on such a large scale. They coordinated the armed police, border defense and police forces in Shantou, Huizhou, Meizhou and Heyuan.

For this operation, police helicopters, border speedboats and riot dogs were also used. Qiu Wei, then political commissar of the Anti-Narcotics Bureau of the Guangdong Provincial Public Security Department, explained that the border speedboats mainly blocked the suspects from the sea to prevent suspects from escaping by sea.

The 109 action teams soon received good news. According to police statistics, this crackdown destroyed 18 large-scale drug manufacturing and trafficking criminal gangs in one fell swoop, arrested 182 network members, destroyed 77 drug manufacturing factories and 1 explosive manufacturing den, and seized 2.9 tons of methamphetamine, 23 tons of drug-making raw materials, 9 guns, 62 rounds of bullets, 1 grenade, etc.

After the operation, Chen Yaguang was finally able to shave off the goatee used for disguise. He said: "In the past, we entered the village secretly, but in the future we can enter the village openly."

The destruction of a Boshe Village directly affected the "market" of drugs. According to reports, the price of one kilogram of methamphetamine was about 8,000 yuan in 2014, which quickly doubled and doubled again in the second half of 2016. In individual cases, prices even exceeded 60,000 yuan per kilogram.

Also because of the police crackdown, the price of ketamine (K powder) has now reached 80,000 yuan per kilogram, while the price two years ago was 30,000 to 40,000 yuan.

According to police statistics, 20% of the K fans seized across the country from 2010 to 2012 came from the Huidong area.

She Haiqiang, captain of the Huizhou Anti-Drug Detachment, recalled that at that time, the K powder in Huidong County not only had a high output, but even formed a "brand", "the same raw materials, the same tools, but others just couldn't make Hui." "Eastern quality K powder". The Huidong people's K-powder formula is only disclosed within the clan and is passed down from male to female.

In the early morning of October 9, 2013, under the command of the Ministry of Public Security, the Guangdong Provincial Public Security Department, Huizhou Municipal Public Security Bureau and the Provincial Armed Police Border Guard Corps dispatched more than 2,000 police officers to destroy three drug manufacturing and trafficking criminal gangs in one fell swoop. , 168 drug production and trafficking suspects were arrested. In 2014, Huidong successfully took off the "hat" of being the focus of drug crime rectification in Guangdong Province.

On June 15, 2016, in Guangzhou, a courier boy wore a "Transformers" mask to accept a cash reward for providing clues to the police about drug crimes. (Photo courtesy of the Narcotics Control Bureau of the Guangdong Provincial Public Security Department)

At the end of 2015, the National Narcotics Control Commission held a national key anti-drug rectification work conference in Huizhou City, and adjusted the areas listed for rectification and notifications and warnings.

Six counties, districts and cities with serious drug problems are listed as key areas for rectification, and Guangdong Province accounts for 2; 18 counties, districts, and cities are listed as notification and warning areas, and Guangdong Province accounts for 4.

Of the two areas in Guangdong that have been listed for rectification, Lufeng City has been "hatted" for the third time, and Baiyun District of Guangzhou City has been listed as a drug transit and distribution center for rectification for the first time.

Yang Liyong, who has 12 years of anti-drug experience, was appointed at the critical moment and parachuted from the Guangzhou Municipal Public Security Bureau to the Baiyun District Branch to serve as the captain of the anti-drug brigade.

In Yang Liyong’s view, Baiyun District is located at the transportation hub of Guangzhou, with multiple inter-provincial highway entrances and exits. It is an important logistics transfer base in South China. Logistics and express delivery companies have established logistics headquarters and final assembly here. base.

Drug traffickers "targeted" the huge logistics express outlets and passenger terminals in Baiyun District. The first case that Yang Liyong took over was a large drug trafficking gang with Taiwanese as its core. The main drug trafficking channel was international logistics.

At that time, Baiyun District was rectifying the logistics companies and express delivery industry, shutting down 43 companies, suspending 193 companies for rectification, and conducting training on drug identification skills for courier personnel.

So, when courier boy Huang discovered that four air compressors were overweight, he immediately became suspicious and contacted the police at the police station. Finally, 100 kilograms of drugs were discovered.

However, because there were no clear directions or clues, the sender Shang insisted that he had no knowledge of the drugs, and the case reached a deadlock. At this time, Yang Liyong needs to make a decision: "Pull out the nails" or "Cut the leeks"? Follow the clues, or stop there? In the end, he grasped one detail and destroyed Shang's psychological defense.

At the same time, another batch of Shang’s goods was also intercepted by the police, and 40 wire drawing machines were about to be shipped to the Philippines.

“It looks like a solid piece of iron.” Yang Liyong said that almost no one believed that poison could be hidden in this brick-sized piece of iron. Everyone was divided on whether to turn on the wire drawing machine.

I visited several grinding tool factories, but they all said there was nothing they could do. However, Yang Liyong still insisted on opening the iron block and taking a look. "The freight for transporting these wire drawing machines to the Philippines was far higher than the selling price. Eighty-nine times there was a problem."

In the end, a cutting machine was borrowed from the fire department. "The blades were worn several times before I cut open the wire drawing machine. As expected, there were drugs." Yang Liyong said, his heart finally relieved.

Following this clue, Pan, the leader of the drug trafficking group, was arrested. In his car, the police seized more than 20 kilograms of drugs and three grenades.

Since then, the Anti-Narcotics Brigade of the Baiyun Branch has completely wiped out a large international drug trafficking gang that used logistics as the main transportation channel. The courier boy who provided the clues, Huang, wore a Transformers mask and led him away. 300,000 yuan reward.

There are two other courier guys in Baiyun District who also received rewards of 100,000 yuan and 190,000 yuan respectively for their merits in reporting.

In October 2016, Baiyun District established a new incentive fund with a total amount of 3 million yuan. The courier boy uses the real-name collection system of the mobile app as required to unbox and inspect the items to be sent, take photos, and collect complete sender information. If the data is successfully uploaded, he can receive a reward of 0.1 yuan per item.

If the information collected by the courier boy is compared in real time in the background of the public security system and generates an early warning, and assists the public security organs in successfully arresting drug-related persons or seizing drugs, the relevant drug-related reward reporting mechanism will also be followed. Get extra rewards.

As of November 24, 2016, a total of approximately 675,000 pieces of real-name delivery information have been uploaded through the mobile app. The most active person was a courier guy from Songzhou Street, who *** uploaded 5,405 messages.

In addition, in view of the fact that there are many villages in the city and it is easy for drug dealers to hide, Baiyun District also promoted the installation of intelligent electronic access control systems throughout the district, and 434 drug-related criminal suspects were captured.

Data from 2016 show that since one year of rectification, the number of drug-related persons investigated and dealt with in Baiyun District has increased by 49.83 year-on-year, and the number of drug-related police cases, clear clues to crime locations, and assisted investigation have dropped by 11, 19, and 110 respectively. 24, the number of drug-related criminal suspects arrested increased by 28.8% year-on-year.

The seriousness of Guangdong's drug situation lies in the fact that it maintains many "first" records, such as the number of drug addicts in the country, the number of drug manufacturing crimes (mainly methamphetamine and K powder), and the number of drug distribution. No. 1 in the country. The complexity lies in the "four-in-one" of consumption, manufacturing, distribution, and transit. Drug dealers at home and abroad gather and drug-related problems in entertainment venues are very prominent.

Data show that in the past three years of the "Thunder Anti-drug Campaign", the space for drug manufacturing activities in Guangdong is shrinking, and the proportion of drug manufacturing cases in the country has dropped from 59.6 in 2014 to 37.5 in 2016. The number of domestic and foreign drug cases pointing to Guangdong Province dropped by 11.4 in 2015 and by 42.8 in 2016.

Although the number and proportion of cases have dropped significantly, the drug manufacturing situation remains severe. In 2016, drug manufacturing activities were still discovered in 17 cities in Guangdong.

Deng Jianwei said that in many places, drugs flow in one direction, but in Guangdong, drugs flow in both directions, not only inflowing but also outflowing. In the past three years, the police have detected major drug trafficking cases and business clues from more than 20 provinces, Hong Kong, Macao, Taiwan, and 40 countries, pointing to Guangdong Province.

After three years of management, the appearance of the source of drugs has changed.

She Haiqiang remembers that three years ago, when he went to the office every day, it was "noisy and noisy, almost like a vegetable market." Policemen from all over the country came to the team to ask for assistance. "Now it is deserted every day, and almost no one comes."

In fact, in the early 1980s, international drug trafficking groups set their sights on Guangdong and opened up the so-called "China Channel." Guangdong has become a drug distribution center and a transnational drug trafficking channel in the Asia-Pacific region. The classic route of drugs in the "Golden Triangle" is to enter China through northern Myanmar and Yunnan, and be shipped in large quantities to Guangdong. Some of the drugs will be transferred to inland provinces and cities and international markets, and some will be consumed locally.

Guangdong is a major drug consumption province, and the number of drug abusers accounts for one-sixth of the country's total. The total number of registered drug addicts in the province reaches 640,000, the highest number in the country. The number of people undergoing compulsory isolation for drug treatment increased from 60,000 in 2013 to 89,000 in 2015. The number of beds for compulsory detoxification is also No. 1 in the country, with an average annual utilization rate of over 90%.

The huge "three illegal" groups (foreigners who illegally enter, illegally reside, and illegally work) are not found in other provinces. Overseas drug lords, led by Chinese, African and Central Asian nationalities, frequently control the entry and exit of large quantities of smuggled drugs, making a large number of "mules" (drug transporters) active in the Guangzhou area.

Before being transferred to Baiyun District, Yang Liyong served as the captain of the Intelligence Brigade of the Anti-Narcotics Detachment of the Guangzhou Municipal Public Security Bureau, responsible for foreign-related drug transactions. In his view, similar climatic conditions, a developed small commodity market and historical reasons have led to the formation of some African gathering places in Guangzhou.

Compared with domestic drug traffickers, "these people are more cunning". They will tear up their passports and only speak dialect, making them very difficult to interrogate. When they handle cases, they need to pay more attention to evidence. "Even with zero confession, the case can be solved."

According to regulations, the acceptance period for key anti-drug control areas that have been designated as "national hats" is three years. Two years later, Yang Liyong, who is stationed in Baiyun, and Chen Yaguang, who is stationed in Lufeng, will both face another major exam.