Probe into rape allegations against top cop

By Jane Chen | February 2, 2010, Tuesday |

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DISCIPLINARY officials in a northwest China city are investigating allegations by three policemen that the city's new police chief raped an underage girl.

A special group has been set up to investigate 11 accusations against vice director Wang Guangbing of Hanzhong city's Public Security Bureau in Shaanxi Province, today's Beijing Times reported, citing the group leader Deng Xiaohu.

Deng promised a fair investigation and will publicize the results.

The case has roused public controversy after three police officers jointly posted the accusations online last Friday using their real names and ranks.

Wang said he was wronged, however.

He told Wuhan-based Chutian Metropolis Daily that he was angry that the three officers had published the complaints online and violated the privacy of the underage girl involved in the alleged rape.

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Probe into rape allegations against top cop

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