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The Jiayuguan City Public Security Bureau issued a police report on September 11, involving a man named Yao Moumou who fabricated false information about girls urging for financial aid.
China News Service, September 12 (Reporter Fan Fenghui) On September 11, the Jiayuguan City Public Security Bureau issued a police report, reporting that "the man Yao Moumou fabricated the girl to urge for funding." The report pointed out that in order to gain attention on the Internet and attract fans, Yao Moumou, a 37-year-old man, wrote, directed, and fabricated false content about "a student was threatened after he stopped funding".
Zhang Xiaobin, a lawyer at Beijing Yuecheng Law Firm, told China News Network that according to police reports and relevant legal provisions, Yao Moumou wrote and directed false content about "threats to stop funding" and published it on the Internet in order to gain traffic and fans, which was seriously misleading. Public awareness, disrupting public order on the Internet, taking advantage of the public's emotions for public welfare student aid, and accurately designing the script of "Farmers and Snakes" to provoke group confrontation, not only overdrafted social trust, but also seriously damaged public order on the Internet. His behavior has been suspected of the crime of provoking trouble.
If it constitutes the crime of picking quarrels and provoking trouble, Yao Moumou may face the following criminal penalties: basic sentencing, which can be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not more than five years, criminal detention or surveillance; increased severe punishment, if the circumstances are particularly serious, he can be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not less than five years but not more than ten years. (over)
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Yao Moumou will be criminally detained and face prosecution
Likely · Within weeks
Online platforms will strengthen review of similar false information
Possible · Within months

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