
AI-generated summary
The Chaoyang Branch of the Beijing Municipal Public Security Bureau has launched an investigation into suspected violations and crimes of CreditEase-related companies in accordance with the law. The actual controllers Tang and Zhao and other suspects have been subject to criminal coercive measures in accordance with the law.
China News Service, October 12. According to the "Safe Beijing Chaoyang" WeChat public account, the Chaoyang Branch of the Beijing Municipal Public Security Bureau recently launched an investigation into suspected violations of laws and crimes by CreditEase-related companies in accordance with the law. At present, many criminal suspects including the actual controller Tang Mou (male, 53 years old) and Zhao (female, 51 years old) have been subject to criminal compulsory measures in accordance with the law. In order to fully investigate the case and fully recover the stolen goods and recover losses, investors are requested to register the case through the following methods:
1. Online reporting. Investors are requested to follow the WeChat public account of "Ping An Beijing Chaoyang", click on "Services", "Online Police" and "Registration Platform for Involved Cases" in order, follow the prompts to complete the online registration, upload the reporting materials, and report the case online.
2. Report the case by mail. Investors can mail the reporting materials (copies of personal ID cards, bank cards, investment agreements, bank funds statements, transfer records, chat screenshots, etc.) to the Economic Crime Investigation Detachment of Chaoyang Branch of the Beijing Municipal Public Security Bureau and mark "CreditEase "Reporting Materials" (receipt address: No. 206 Huangshanmutian Road, Chaoyang District, Beijing, Postal Code: 100123, recipient: Economic Crime Investigation Detachment, Chaoyang Branch, Beijing Public Security Bureau, contact number: 010-85823900).
3. Report the crime on the spot. Investors can bring relevant reporting materials to the economic investigation department or police station of the public security bureau or the nearest police station at their place of residence, residence or main activities to report the crime.
At present, the public security organs are making every effort to investigate the case, and investors are requested to actively cooperate with the police in investigating and collecting evidence, and to safeguard their rights and interests through legal channels. Please do not believe that criminals commit fraud in the name of early redemption. Be vigilant and guard against being deceived.
Image source: "Safe Beijing Chaoyang" WeChat public account
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The public security organs will continue to investigate the case in depth and may take criminal coercive measures against more suspects
Likely · Within weeks
Some investors will pursue losses through legal channels
Possible · Within months

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