Zhengzhou police cracked down a smuggling beef dens involving a sum of 100m yuan

According to the reporter from Liulin branch of Zhengzhou public security bureau, the Bureau recently destroyed a smuggled beef dens and seized 2000 tons of beef at the scene, involving about 100 million yuan. In the middle and late September of this year, the police of Liulin branch found that a van contained several boxes of meat products without Chinese marks, which may be suspected of smuggling. In order not to disturb others, the police will release them after obtaining evidence. After the inspection and Quarantine Department identified that the meat products are Brazilian beef without inspection and quarantine. Liulin Public Security Bureau set up a task force to fully investigate. On October 14, police arrested yuan, Huang, Chen and Wang who were loading and unloading beef in a market, and seized a large amount of beef in the cold storage on the spot. Through investigation, yuan, Huang, Chen and Wang are four bosses of smuggling beef. They have been engaged in illegal activities such as smuggling beef for one and a half years. The amount of smuggled beef is 2000 tons and the amount involved is about 100 million yuan. Its smuggled beef comes from Argentina, Brazil and other countries, all of which are online in Guangzhou. Four suspects used other people's information to open multiple accounts in the bank, transfer money for many times, and finally transfer it to the safe account they thought.
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