Is it safe to escape to Hong Kong online?

The online wanted fugitives who fled to Hong Kong cannot guarantee their safety.

Online wanted, also known as online pursuit and virtual wanted, refers to the investigation mechanism that all departments and police types of public security organs give full play to their respective responsibilities and advantages in daily public security work, and use the national fugitive information system or the national information CD of public security online fugitives to quickly query, compare and capture fugitives when suspicious persons are found.

Online pursuit is not the same as wanted. In the criminal procedure law, wanted is a special form of arrest, and its target is the fugitive criminal suspect who should be arrested. The target of online pursuit includes not only the fugitive criminal suspect who has gone through the legal arrest procedure, but also a large number of fugitive criminal suspects who are under criminal detention.

The wanted order can be released to the public through public media such as radio, television, newspapers and computer networks, and is known to the general public. However, online pursuit information can only be published on the public security network for public security organs to inquire and compare. It is confidential to the outside world, and its public security personnel are trying to arrest it online. The audience is limited to the people's police of public security organs;

According to the spirit of "Notice of the Ministry of Public Security on Relevant Matters Concerning Handling Wanted Orders" (No.99 [2000] of the Ministry of Public Security), the information of wanted criminals must first be uploaded to the public security network and entered into the "Information Database of Fugitives of the Ministry of Public Security". Online pursuit has absorbed some functions of wanted criminals. That is, the characteristic photos of the suspects who have not yet been captured are uploaded to the website of the Ministry of Public Security for everyone to identify and provide information for the arrest.

The so-called "online wanted" only means that the internal network of the public security department enjoys the information of wanted criminals nationwide, so that when suspects appear in other places, information can be compared immediately, which improves the efficiency of arresting criminals.

Extended data:

On the global fugitive cross-border fugitive arrest;

1. Extradition from countries with which China has signed treaties:

As of May 20 13, China has signed extradition treaties with 36 countries including Spain, Italy, Thailand, Russia, South Korea and Iran, and acceded to multilateral conventions with specific extradition provisions, such as the United Nations Convention against Transnational Organized Crime and the United Nations Convention against Corruption. In addition, treaties on judicial assistance in civil and commercial matters or criminal matters have been signed with 49 countries, including Argentina and Bosnia and Herzegovina, providing a legal basis for the extradition and repatriation of economic criminals who have fled abroad.

For example, Xie, the former loan officer and Mai, the former savings officer of Danzao Office of Nanhai Sub-branch of Bank of China, embezzled more than 52.5 million yuan, fled to Thailand after the crime, and were extradited to China by the China police 201year later.

But at the same time, the United States and Canada have become safe havens for many economic fugitives because they have not signed extradition treaties with them. In 2004, the Ministry of Commerce analyzed the economic criminals who fled. The data shows that the fleeing groups are constantly expanding, and the preparations for fleeing are more concealed and accurate. The escape routes are concentrated in developed countries such as the United States and Canada, which have not signed extradition treaties with China.

2. Cooperate with the inspection of embassies of overseas institutions:

On the 22nd, the Ministry of Public Security demanded that we should give full play to the advantages of extensively establishing law enforcement and security cooperation mechanisms between China and relevant countries and regions, deepen international police cooperation, and timely organize centralized arrests of countries and regions with more fugitives. Many successful cases of chasing criminal suspects abroad show that the cooperation of the police in hiding countries, Interpol and Chinese embassies abroad is indispensable for domestic police to successfully arrest criminal suspects.

Yu Zai's arrest on 14 is the best case of four-way cooperation. First, the Ministry of Public Security issued a red bulletin through Interpol. In May last year, after discovering the clue that Yu was hiding in Thailand, the Ministry of Public Security immediately dispatched a capable force, with the assistance of the police liaison officer of our embassy in Thailand, to carry out investigation work with Thai law enforcement agencies and successfully captured Yu.

3. Deprive economic criminals of their right of abode and repatriate them;

At present, China has concluded few bilateral extradition treaties with developed countries, and has not yet established normal extradition cooperation relations with the United States, Canada and most EU member States. For criminal suspects who fled to these countries, China generally adopts the way of repatriating illegal immigrants to achieve the purpose of pursuing them abroad.

For example, by revoking the legal travel documents of the relevant personnel and proving that the relevant personnel have committed serious crimes, we can try to prevent them from obtaining legal residence status in hiding countries or deprive them of the residence status they have obtained, so as to achieve the purpose of repatriating them to China. For example, Yu Zhendong, who fled in the United States for two years, lost his right of abode in the United States because of three charges of illegal entry, illegal immigration and money laundering, and was eventually repatriated.

4. Use emotional offensive to persuade him to return to China and surrender himself;

On the 22nd, the Ministry of Public Security requested to issue a circular jointly with the procuratorate and the court, urging the suspects to surrender themselves and mobilizing their relatives to persuade them to return to China. It is a tried and tested tactic for the police to use various methods to conduct psychological warfare on fugitives and persuade them to voluntarily return to China and surrender themselves. In the process of arresting Yu Youjing, China police persuaded people with reason and controlled people with emotion, and successfully brought Yu Youjing back to China.

Baidu Encyclopedia-Introduction and regulations on the wanted criminals on the Internet

People's Daily Online-Report of Public Security Bureau on Arresting Global Fugitives