Five teenagers left home to work. Zhongshan police sent it back?

13 At about 0: 30 on the morning of July 20th, Li Rongxin, deputy director of Yinan Police Station of Shenwan Public Security Bureau in Zhongshan City, Guangdong Province, led policemen Lin Siya, Yang Huan, Li Zhihao and others to take five underage boys and girls, including Xiao Yang (pseudonym), who had left home to work in shenwan town, Zhongshan City, Guangdong Province, back to Xishi Police Station in Qixingguan District to reunite with their parents.

At about 20 pm on June 1 1, Gaoxiang Police Station, who lives in Tianhe Road Community of Qixingguan District, reported that her 12-year-old daughter Xiaohua (a pseudonym) had been missing for several days. Through QQ chat and telephone contact, I can go out to work in Yinan Town, Zhongshan City, Guangdong Province. I hope the police can find out.

Subsequently, according to the clues provided by Gao, the police contacted the Guangdong Provincial Public Security Department and the Yinan Police Station of Zhongshan Shenwan Public Security Bureau for police investigation.

According to Li Rongxin, deputy director of Younan Police Station, 1 1 At about 23: 00 that night, they found Xiaohua in a rented house in their jurisdiction according to the location provided by Xishi Police Station. In addition to finding Xiaohua, they also found Xiao Qiang (male), Xiaowen, Xiaoyang and Xiaolan who live together. They are all from Qixingguan District, but in different towns. After a brief inquiry,

During the inquiry, the police found that they arrived in shenwan town, Zhongshan City in two batches, the early one was around June 28th, and the late one was around July 9th. They are all minors, leaving home in the name of summer jobs and working as waiters. The youngest is 12 years old and the oldest is less than 16 years old.

In order to ensure children's safety and save parents' expenses for picking them up, the local police station decided that Li Rongxin, Yang Huan, Li Zhihao and policewoman Lin Siya would escort five children back to Bijie.

It is understood that five teenagers who ran away from home, aged between 12 and 16, and four girls 1 men, all ran away from home on the grounds of summer jobs.

Fortunately, the police found the children in time. If you meet the bad guys, the consequences will be unimaginable. /kloc-it's a little early to want to go out to work at the age of 0/2.