The man lost 170,000 yuan in smuggling gambling six times, and was arrested and brought to justice by the police for suspected crimes.
Huang zhong, a journalist with extreme eyes
Correspondent Guan Hongli Yang Jiaxing
Smuggling gambling in Myanmar not only lost all property, but also violated the criminal law. On March 29th, the Public Security Bureau of Jianghan Oilfield in Hubei Province informed that Tian, a man suspected of smuggling into the country (border), was arrested and brought to justice according to the clues of his superiors.
Tian, 59, is from Jianghan Oilfield. In April 2019, Tian planned to travel to Myanmar when traveling in Yunnan, and then went to Daluo Port in Menghai County, Yunnan Province for consultation. The port staff told him that he could not enter the country without applying for a Myanmar visa.
"Tian was accosted near the port, and the other party said that only 300 yuan could help him sneak into Myanmar. Tian readily agreed and sneaked into Myanmar by motorcycle." The police investigating the case told Jimu journalist that after arriving in Myanmar, a person soliciting customers for the casino recommended the casino to Tian, and said that "accommodation, accommodation and shuttle bus can be provided. If the money is lost, you can return part of it and help book the air ticket for free. " Out of curiosity, Tian entered the casino. As a result, I soon lost all my 20,000 yuan in cash and 36,000 yuan in credit cards. Tian, who was forced to do nothing, had to call back to China and borrow money from relatives and friends to return home.
The police investigating the case said that after receiving the money, Tian reserved a part of the tolls, then entered the casino again to gamble, and soon lost again.
"He booked a plane ticket to return to China at that time. Because the flight was half a month later, he found a job driving a truck in Myanmar for half a month and then returned to Yunnan by smuggling." The police investigating the case introduced that in June 2019, after Tian returned to China, he sold his house in Qianjiang and paid off his credit card debt. At this time, he received a phone call from the Myanmar casino and invited him to gamble.
It turned out that after selling the house to pay off debts, Tian had 70,000 yuan left on hand. After receiving the invitation, Tian, who was "bent on turning over the book", booked a ticket to Yunnan. Under the arrangement of the casino, Tian once again sneaked into Myanmar and entered the casino to "catch up". It didn’t take long to lose all the 70,000 yuan he brought. After the money was lost, Tian sneaked back to China again and then flew back to Wuhan.
According to the police investigating the case, in January 2020, Tian, who was "unwilling to change", once again raised 40,000 yuan for gambling and went to Yunnan to sneak into Myanmar in the same way. Not surprisingly, 40,000 yuan of gambling money also hit Shui Piao. In February 2020, due to the epidemic situation, the Myanmar police investigated foreigners staying in Myanmar, and then sent Tian to Daluo Port on the China-Myanmar border and handed him over to the local border police station.
The suspect was arrested and brought to justice.
"After returning to China two years ago, Tian has been staying in China." According to the police investigating the case, on March 23 this year, the exit and entry administration department of Jianghan Oilfield Public Security Bureau immediately launched an investigation with the May 7th police station in the jurisdiction after receiving the instructions from the superior, and summoned Tian to the police station according to law. After investigation, Tian was addicted to gambling on weekdays. After the termination of the labor contract with the unit, he was bent on "making a fortune" in Myanmar casinos. During 2019-2020, he went to Yunnan Province many times, without going through the entry and exit documents according to law. In the case, he entered Myanmar by smuggling and participated in gambling activities in local casinos.
After being brought to justice, the suspect Tian confessed the fact that he illegally crossed the border between China and Myanmar six times in two years, and participated in gambling in Myanmar, and successively lost his personal savings, credit cards, real estate sales and family loans totaling about 170,000 yuan.
At present, Tian is under the surveillance of Jianghan Oilfield police for violating the relevant provisions of the Criminal Law of People’s Republic of China (PRC) and being suspected of smuggling into the country (border).
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