How many fugitives from abroad have left China now?

Since the beginning of this year, the national public security organs have promoted the "Fox Hunting Action" on 20 16. Up to now, 409 overseas fugitives have been successfully arrested from 6 1 country and region. Among them, 272 people were arrested and persuaded to return 137 people; Captured "100 Hongtong" fugitives 15, assisted discipline inspection and procuratorial organs in arresting 38 overseas fugitives for duty crimes, and arrested 14 overseas fugitives for customs smuggling crimes; /kloc-cases over 0/000 million yuan 127 cases,/kloc-28 cases over 0/100 million yuan; 33 people have absconded for more than 5 years, including 10 years and 12 years.

It is understood that the Ministry of Public Security has sent 33 working groups to work abroad. On April 23rd, with the assistance of the Embassy of China in Madagascar, the Embassy in Mauritius and the police in Madagascar, the working group of "Fox Hunting" arrested four suspects, including Liu, who were involved in a large fund-raising fraud case. The amount involved in this case is as high as 4 billion yuan.

Some overseas fugitives have the characteristics of "escaping for a long time, hiding deeply and being difficult to catch", and the public security organs have also formulated targeted "personalized" arrest plans. /kloc-In May of 0/7, Zhou Moumou, a criminal suspect who fled Peru in 0/7, changed his identity and obtained Venezuelan nationality, was arrested and brought to justice. 1999, Zhou Moumou and others defrauded dozens of victims for more than 2 million yuan in the name of Shanghai Women's International Travel Service and fled. Since then, in 17, Shanghai public security organs have been investigating Zhou's escape clues. 2065438+On March 9, 2006, the Shanghai Office for Pursuit and the public security organs set up a joint working group to go to Peru to carry out the pursuit. After obtaining the clue that Zhou Moumou was about to return to China, the Shanghai public security organ arrested Zhou Moumou with a Venezuelan passport at Guangzhou Baiyun Airport on May 17.

In addition, on June 29 this year, the working group of the Ministry of Public Security arrested Deng Moumou, a suspect involved in more than 2 billion yuan in the Philippines. Deng had threatened and intimidated the case handlers and the liaison officers of China police abroad. On July 24th, the public security organs of Ecuador cooperated with Interpol for the first time to arrest the fugitive Ni Moumou who fled 12.

Perfecting the rapid response mechanism is also one of the key tasks of the current "Fox Hunting Action". For new cases of flight, we should consider the need of overseas arrest from the beginning of investigation and speed up the arrest. On March 23rd, the "Fox Hunting Action" working group arrested the criminal suspect, Ni Moumou, who fled many countries in only 10 days, and they were suspected of contract fraud of 270 million yuan. In addition, on July 26th, after five days and nights of work, the "Fox Hunting Action" working group arrested suspects Pang Moumou and Wu Moumou in Cambodia who were suspected of misappropriating 20 million yuan and absconding 10 for more than 0 days.

At the same time, the Ministry of Public Security also takes the arrest of duty suspects and smuggling suspects fleeing abroad as the focus of its work. On August 6th, with the assistance of the Embassy of China in Spain, Wang, a criminal suspect wanted by the procuratorate for accepting bribes, was successfully escorted back to China.

From April 20, 2005 to July 2, 2005, Wang facilitated commercial loans and paid bribes of more than 30 million yuan to bank executives. On July 29th, 20 14, Wang fled the country. On October 29th, 20 14 10, the people's procuratorate of Hohhot approved the arrest of Wang, and on October 9th, 20 15/kloc-0, Interpol issued a red wanted notice against him. In April this year, Wang was arrested by the Spanish police, and then the China police applied to Spain for extradition. On July 29th, the Spanish Embassy in China informed the Ministry of Public Security that Spain had formally agreed to extradite Wang to our country. Subsequently, the Ministry of Public Security sent a working group of "Fox Hunting" to Spain and escorted Wang back to China in the early morning of August 6th.