Chapter 39 Case Analysis (3)

"Just now, we conducted a special discussion around three issues, which further broadened our thinking and clarified the direction. It seems that we have reached a consensus on some issues. Now, we would like to ask Director Li to put forward requirements on how to carry out the investigation work in the next stage." Lu Jin.

After the discussion, Li Li put forward further requirements for the next step of case investigation.

"Comrades, today's case analysis meeting was very good and timely." Li Li.

"Captain Sun Liang gave a very good speech on the progress of solving the case in the early stage. This is not only a detailed investigation report, but also a review and summary of the ideas of solving the case in the early stage. Through his speech, everyone present learned in detail about the case, various aspects of the investigation, and the analysis and judgment of the case by the comrades handling the case..." Li Li.

Since becoming the director, he has been under pressure from all aspects of work. At this time, he deeply realized the importance of Director Zhao's piano skills.

In the past, when he was working on the front lines, once he received a case, he would go all out to solve it. His mind was completely focused on solving the case. His superiors would not add any other troubles to him. However, since he became the director, he has to deal with more than just solving one case, but several cases being handled simultaneously by different departments. At the same time, he has to deal with superiors and peer departments, and attend meetings. There are more sections and more complicated matters, and the number of meetings he has to attend has also greatly increased. He felt a new sense of discomfort. Perhaps this is the new requirement that the new position puts on him:

For example, how do you learn to play the piano?

For example, how to handle the relationship between pragmatism and idealism?

How to crack down on major cases, handle key cases, and major cases...

At this time, the several brigades he led were simultaneously tracking and solving more than ten major cases. There were criminal cases, economic cases...

Some of these cases are big, some are big, but each one is aimed at damaging the interests of the people. They all need to be investigated as soon as possible, and the suspects should be dealt with according to the severity of their crimes... There are many clues, many types, and different sections... Therefore, it is necessary to familiarize yourself with different businesses as soon as possible, and have a basic understanding and mastery of related businesses in different fields.

Well, the economic investigation department, which currently has the largest workload, mainly receives and handles cases related to social economy.

Cases involving the production and sale of counterfeit and shoddy goods;

Cases involving infringement of intellectual property rights;

Cases involving infringement of property safety, etc. The characteristics of this type of case are that there are many details and a large workload.

For example, we're currently investigating a case of intellectual property infringement involving an underground printing operation that, over the past five years, has illegally printed tens of millions of copies of a wide range of popular books and newspapers, earning tens of millions in profits. The victim, a publishing house, has filed a lawsuit. Their best-selling books, which were once selling well, have seen their sales plummet due to the illegal printing operation's rampant pirated printing. ...

The black factory pirated the books of this publishing house without spending a penny to buy the copyright. They illegally typeset and printed them, and sold them to the national book distribution market through booksellers. Due to the low price, the pirated books sold well, while the genuine books could not be sold... The publishing house suffered considerable economic losses.

However, although solving this type of case may seem easy, the workload is enormous.

Let me ask you, with so many book distribution centers and so many book sellers across the country, it is really difficult to tell which ones are doing this intentionally and which ones are being deceived...

After Sun Liang took over the child abduction case, he consistently reported progress to Li Li. Therefore, Li Li had a clear understanding of the investigation process. Furthermore, as a veteran criminal investigation captain, he was familiar with the basic methods and procedures for solving cases. However, when he heard that there might be a connection to international child trafficking, he did some research on this matter.

According to analysis, child abduction and trafficking have remained high in recent years. The reason is simple: young parents today are reluctant to have more children, primarily because they find them too tiring. With fewer children, they become more valuable. Some criminals have therefore set their sights on existing children... Using various unconventional means, they abduct these children and then either sell them at high prices, generating substantial profits, or sell them to unscrupulous foreigners, also generating exorbitant profits. After acquiring these children, some foreigners sell them to wealthy families in need of children; others use them as living specimens for organ transplants and sell them to unscrupulous medical companies, providing sexual aid to those in urgent need, leaving them as pitiful victims...

Lina, Yongwu, and Qiao Keli—are they actually connected to foreign criminals and involved in these crimes? The only clue we have so far is that Tiantian and a group of other abducted children have been transferred to a Russian ship about to depart. Beyond that, there's no direct evidence...

However, it was Ni Sa who kidnapped Tian Tian, ​​and Yong Wu participated in the transportation. This evidence itself shows that there is something fishy about Qiao Ke Li and his accomplices and minions...

"Comrades, this case is another major case following the summer night murder case. Why is this so? There are several reasons..." Li Li said concisely and clearly.

"First, more than ten children were abducted, causing mental and spiritual harm to more than ten families. Fortunately, Captain Sun and his team rescued Tiantian and more than ten children in time from the ship that was about to sail. However, since the criminals have not been caught, the possibility of them continuing to commit crimes still exists." Li Li.

"Secondly, it involves a very wide range of people. Sun Liang just introduced that the people who may be involved range from state agency staff to drivers, crew members, and even the heart transplant recipient Nisa. These people have formed a criminal community for profit, and it is difficult to resolve it quickly and cleanly." Li Li.

Third, once abducted children fall into the hands of foreign criminal gangs, they may suffer physical harm and mental distress. As police officers, we must do everything we can to break the chain of crime, apprehend the perpetrators, and ensure the safety of children and young people," said Li Li.

At this point, he scanned the detectives present with his bright lychee eyes:

"This is a tough battle, but also a test of wits! We must win this battle! Because this is the duty of our people's police!"

His words were firm, powerful and full of confidence.

"Now, let me share some of my thoughts on the next steps..." Li Li's deep and rich baritone echoed throughout the conference room...