The documentary "Record of the Destruction of Telecom Fraud in Northern Myanmar" will be broadcast on October 5

The documentary "Record of the Destruction of Telecom Fraud in Northern Myanmar" jointly produced by the Ministry of Public Security and China Central Radio and Television will premiere on the CCTV Comprehensive Channel at 18:00 from October 5th to 7th. The documentary comprehensively shows the arduous journey and remarkable achievements of our country’s public security organs, in conjunction with relevant departments, under the strong leadership of the Party Central Committee, in carrying out special work to crack down on crimes involving China in northern Myanmar, and completely eradicating criminal groups such as the “Four Families” in northern Myanmar.

Taking the "10·20" shooting case as a breakthrough, under the framework of the China-Myanmar law enforcement and security cooperation mechanism, the police of China and Myanmar established a joint investigation team. The Chinese police were also allowed to enter the Kokang Electronic Fraud Park in northern Myanmar for the first time to investigate the Crouching Tiger Mountain involved in the "10·20" shooting case. We carried out on-site inspections in the village, "Red House" and Donghu Villa. Only by obtaining the core and most critical physical evidence can we grasp the legal basis for a comprehensive strategic counterattack. The Ministry of Public Security commanded forces to move directly from Kunming to the border, but at this time, fighting broke out in Kokang.

Na Xin, a senior sergeant of the Criminal Investigation Detachment of the Kunming Public Security Bureau of Yunnan Province: The fighting was very fierce at that time, and Myanmar fighter jets flew over our heads and dropped bombs on that position. But as police officers, we only have one thing on our minds - don't let the evidence be destroyed by the war.

Based on the clues obtained in the early stage, the task force sent a team to search according to the map and quickly found the burial site. As soon as the soil was dug, the investigators saw three highly decomposed corpses stacked together.

Na Xin, a senior sergeant of the Criminal Investigation Detachment of the Kunming Public Security Bureau of Yunnan Province: Because the Myanmar side has been informing us that the Chinese will die without you. When setting off, the headquarters also fully considered the difficulty of collecting evidence abroad, and gave me the task: if a body is found, you must bring back the biological materials even if you cannot bring it back.

Myanmar did not agree on the spot to the task force's request to bring the body back to China. While urgently coordinating with the Myanmar side, the team quickly extracted the biological specimens of the three deceased people and sent them to the border for handover.

After overnight negotiations between the forward headquarters and the Myanmar side, the team brought the three bodies back to the country the next day. According to forensic identification, the victims were all killed by gunshots, and two of the corpses still had warheads in their bodies. Since then, under the full authorization of Myanmar, members of the task force have repeatedly risked war to go deep into the core site to investigate and collect evidence.