
The documentary "Record of the Destruction of Telecom Fraud in Northern Myanmar" premiered on CCTV, revealing how the Wei family criminal group used its military and political background to control the telecom fraud park in northern Myanmar, and implemented violent rule through David Chen and others, including randomly killing strangers to worship the gods and shooting the men of the financial boss.
AI-generated summary
The documentary was jointly produced by the Ministry of Public Security and China Central Radio and Television, showing the process and results of my country's public security organs, under the leadership of the Party Central Committee, carrying out special work to crack down on crimes related to China in northern Myanmar and eradicating criminal groups such as the "Four Families" in northern Myanmar.
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.
The gun in hand, that is, the "absolute right to speak", is the "confidence" for the Wei family to gain a foothold and run rampant in northern Myanmar. As early as 15 years ago, after the Wei family first appeared on the political stage, they quickly entered politics and the military. The second oldest Wei Chaoren once served as a member of the Parliament of the Union of Myanmar. The third oldest Wei Huairen relied on military power and naturally became one of the core power holders in the Kokang region.
In order to continue the Wei family's control over the Kokang military forces in northern Myanmar, Wei Huairen also spared no effort to train his nephew David Chen. As a second-generation member of the family who was specially trained, Wei Huairen had almost completed the "political paving" for David Chen before he was brought to justice.
On the table, they receive government salaries and protect border security; privately, they use state machinery to safeguard family interests. The Wei family has raised this "tiger skin flag" and is not only deeply involved in the operation of the fraud group in northern Myanmar, but also used the interweaving of border defense forces and private armed forces to "create" a model of armed violence control over electronic fraud parks.
In order to show his sincerity in cooperating with the sponsors of various parks under his name, David Chen decided to become brothers with the sponsors, which required a sufficient sense of ritual.
Police from the task force: Why do we need to kill people to worship God?
David Chen, the main criminal in the series of cases involving the Wei family criminal group in northern Myanmar: The name of the criminal group is relatively unique.
Police from the task force: How do you identify the target?
David Chen: I asked my men to find a stranger, anywhere.
The "stranger" who was unlucky to be selected was being held in a small dark room because he was dissatisfied with the discipline of the park. Finally, David Chen randomly pushed him to the so-called "sacrifice platform" and fell from one "darkness" to another.
Treat life as if it is nothing, and take life and death with a single thought. Because he had had disputes with funders of other family parks, David Chen had always been dissatisfied. It was not until the second half of 2022 that a guard captain under David Chen caught the man of the funder on the street and took him back to the security team for detention. A month later, David Chen ordered his men to take the victim who refused to bow his head and show weakness directly to the shooting site.
Huang Yuanfeng, Captain of the Criminal Investigation Brigade of Nan'an Public Security Bureau, Quanzhou, Fujian Province: The deceased's skull had seven bullet holes, and he was kneeling, face down, with his hands tied behind his back. The tragedy at that time was indescribable. He was simply shot to death.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The remaining members of the Wei family criminal group will continue to be hunted down and brought to justice
Likely · Within months
Northern Myanmar will strengthen security cooperation with China to prevent the resurgence of electronic fraud
Very likely · Within months

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