Two Arrested for Operating Secret Chinese Police Station in New York

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Two Arrested for Operating Secret Chinese Police Station in New York​

Story by Thomas Kika • 48m ago

Two residents of New York City were arrested on Monday morning on federal charges related to allegations that they operated a "secret police station" in the city on behalf of the Chinese government.

The two suspects, 61-year-old Lu Jianwang, and 59-year-old Chen Jinping are accused of setting up and operating a police outpost in an office building in Manhattan's Chinatown neighborhood, working on behalf of the Chinese government's Ministry of Public Security (MPS), according to the Department of Justice.

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Two Arrested for Operating Secret Chinese Police Station in New York​

Story by Thomas Kika • 48m ago

Two residents of New York City were arrested on Monday morning on federal charges related to allegations that they operated a "secret police station" in the city on behalf of the Chinese government.

The two suspects, 61-year-old Lu Jianwang, and 59-year-old Chen Jinping are accused of setting up and operating a police outpost in an office building in Manhattan's Chinatown neighborhood, working on behalf of the Chinese government's Ministry of Public Security (MPS), according to the Department of Justice.

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Clif High claims there are MANY of these around the US.

Vox Populi - Legislator Be Advised 2023 ~#13

Seek Medical Attention Quickly!

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There are now 59 discovered secret CCP police operations in USA. Several are in Washington State. The CCP was/is targeting you! You can expect this to continue. The CCP knows where you live, what route you drive, your office. They know where you eat.

 

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Two Arrested for Operating Secret Chinese Police Station in New York​

Story by Thomas Kika • 48m ago

Two residents of New York City were arrested on Monday morning on federal charges related to allegations that they operated a "secret police station" in the city on behalf of the Chinese government.

The two suspects, 61-year-old Lu Jianwang, and 59-year-old Chen Jinping are accused of setting up and operating a police outpost in an office building in Manhattan's Chinatown neighborhood, working on behalf of the Chinese government's Ministry of Public Security (MPS), according to the Department of Justice.

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"The people have to be shown, it has to be this way."
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"The people have to be shown, it has to be this way."
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I think that showing us that indeed, China, had been allowed to setup policing stations on US territory would be a boom.

 

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Secret Chinese Police Stations in Europe Are 'Tip of the Iceberg'—Watchdog​

Story by David Brennan • 4h ago

European nations are doing too little to address the Chinese Communist Party's secret police stations—which human-rights groups say are being used to monitor diaspora communities and target suspected criminals outside of local due process. This is according to a leading watchdog documenting Beijing's foreign network.

Safeguard Defenders, a Spain-based rights group, has uncovered more than 100 police contact points in over 50 countries. These are operated by public security bureaus from several coastal Chinese cities. A Newsweek investigation has verified a number of the secret facilities in the U.S., thought to operate as part of the CCP's United Front Work Department.

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Secret Chinese Police Stations in Europe Are 'Tip of the Iceberg'—Watchdog

 

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When I used to buy food at Chinese restaurants I noticed how most of them stopped sit down service and put up plastic walls for takeout only. They also were heavily masked and not very open types of people. I suppose they live with the thought that they or their families can be found no matter where they are.

 

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... I suppose they live with the thought that they or their families can be found no matter where they are.

I suppose this thread is evidence that they would be right to be paranoid.

 

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New York man pleads guilty in Chinese 'secret police station' case

NEW YORK: A New York resident who prosecutors say operated a "secret police station" in the Chinatown district of Manhattan to aid Beijing's targeting of dissidents, pleaded guilty on Wednesday (Dec 18) to conspiring to act as an unregistered foreign agent. Chen Jinping, 61, entered the plea at...

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