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Official sacked over motorcade
THE top disciplinary official in a public security bureau in north China has been sacked for arranging a police motorcade for his mother's funeral cortege.
Zhao Mingwen, secretary of the commission for discipline inspection at the Jinzhong Municipal Public Security Bureau, was also given a "serious warning" by the Communist Party of China. Li Rongsheng, a traffic police officer in Yuanping City, was given a "serious warning" for offering the police escort.
The Yuanping Municipal United Front Work Department recommended the removal of Zhao Zeying from his post as member of the standing committee of the Municipal People's Political Consultative Conference.
Zhao Zeying, a relative of Zhao Mingwen, and 11 others who attacked two Shanxi Television Station reporters and snatched their camera after they filmed the scene on March 2, were also punished.
The 12 were given penalties which included administrative detention and fines.
Zhao Mingwen, secretary of the commission for discipline inspection at the Jinzhong Municipal Public Security Bureau, was also given a "serious warning" by the Communist Party of China. Li Rongsheng, a traffic police officer in Yuanping City, was given a "serious warning" for offering the police escort.
The Yuanping Municipal United Front Work Department recommended the removal of Zhao Zeying from his post as member of the standing committee of the Municipal People's Political Consultative Conference.
Zhao Zeying, a relative of Zhao Mingwen, and 11 others who attacked two Shanxi Television Station reporters and snatched their camera after they filmed the scene on March 2, were also punished.
The 12 were given penalties which included administrative detention and fines.
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