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6 THURSDAY, APRIL 23, 2015 DOCUMENT CHINA DAILY 7 JUSTICE INTERPOL LAUNCHES GLOBAL DRAGNET FOR 100 CHINESE FUGITIVES It’s called Operation Sky Net. Amid the nation’s intensifying anti­graft campaign, arrest warrants were issued by Interpol China for former State employees and others suspected of a wide range of corrupt practices. China Daily was authorized by the Chinese justice authorities to publish the information below. Language spoken: Liu Xu Charges: Place of birth: Anhui property and goods Language spoken: Zeng Ziheng He Jian Qiu Gengmin Wang Qingwei Wang Linjuan Chinese, English Sex: Male Embezzlement Language spoken: of another party by Chinese Sex: Male Sex: Male Sex: Male Sex: Male Sex: Female Charges: Date of birth: Chinese, English fraud Charges: Date of birth: Date of birth: Date of birth: Date of birth: Date of birth: Accepting bribes 07/02/1984 Charges: Embezzlement Embezzlement 15/07/1971 14/11/1965 15/05/1962 03/01/1972 17/07/1980 Place of birth: Beijing Place of birth: Henan Language spoken: Place of birth: Place of birth: Place of birth: Language spoken: Language spoken: Chinese Zhejiang Jinan, Shandong Jilin Chinese, English Chinese Charges: Graft Language spoken: Language spoken: Language spoken: Charges: Corruption Charges: Chinese Chinese, English Chinese Embezzlement Charges: Contract Charges: Commits Charges: fraud, and flight of fraud by means of a Misappropriation of Yang Xiuzhu 25/11/1945 Place of birth: Chinese Zhang Liping capital contribution Chu Shilin letter of credit Dai Xuemin public funds Sex: Female Place of birth: Shenyang, Liaoning Charges: Sex: Female Sex: Male Sex: Male Date of birth: Changchun, Jilin Language spoken: Misappropriating, Date of birth: Date of birth: Date of birth: 15/09/1946 Language spoken: Zhu Zhenyu Chinese swindling or use of 29/05/1951 26/01/1957 26/09/1958 Place of birth: Chinese Sex: Male Charges: Corruption Zhang Qingzhao other illegal means Place of birth: Place of birth: Place of birth: Wenzhou, Zhejiang Li Xiangdong Charges: Misappropri­ Date of birth: Xu Weiming Sex: Female to acquire state Lai Mingmin Shanghai Huoqiu, Anhui Mengcheng, Anhui Language spoken: Chi­ Sex: Male ation of public funds 24/08/1968 Sex: Male Date of birth: properties, engaging Sex: Male Language spoken: Language spoken: Language spoken: nese, English, Russian Date of birth: Place of birth: Date of birth: 21/06/1972 in graft Date of birth: Chinese Chinese Chinese, English Charges: Embezzlement 14/05/1965 Chengdu, Sichuan 28/02/1944 Place of birth: Benxi, 08/04/1952 Charges: Falsely Cheng Muyang Charges: State person­ Charges: Place of birth: Jiangsu Xu Jin Language spoken: Place of birth: Liaoning Place of birth: making out special Sex: Male nel taking advantage of Embezzlement Language spoken: Sex: Male Chinese Shanghai Language spoken: Shunde, Guangdong Wang Liming invoices for vat crime Date of birth: their office to misap­ Chinese Date of birth: Charges: Language spoken: Chinese Language spoken: Sex: Male 14/11/1969 propriate, steal, swin­ Charges: Bribery 28/04/1965 Embezzlement of pub­ Chinese Charges: Corruption Chinese Date of birth: Place of birth: Yang Jinjun dle or use other illegal Ba Lianxiao Huang Ping Place of birth: lic funds Charges: Charges: Embezzlement 27/11/1953 Changzhou, Jiangsu Sex: Male means to acquire state Sex: Male Sex: Male Xiangyang, Hubei Embezzlement, Place of birth: Language spoken: Date of birth: properties Date of birth: Date of birth: Language spoken: misusing authority Datong, Shanxi Chinese, English 18/05/1958 12/06/1957 27/09/1963 English, Chinese Tang Dongmei Language spoken: Charges: State person­ Place of birth: Place of birth: Place of birth: Charges: Sex: Female Chinese, English nel who take advan­ Wenzhou, Zhejiang Dalian, Liaoning Guangdong Embezzlement, Liu Changkai Date of birth: Charges: tage of their office to Language spoken: Language spoken: Language spoken: abuse of power, Sex: Male 29/09/1959 Xu Wei Dereliction of duty misappropriate, steal, Chinese, English Chinese Chinese Li Huabo accepting bribes Date of birth: Place of birth: Fuzhou, Sex: Male swindle or use other Charges: Charges: Bribery (giv­ Charges: Sex: Male 24/04/1961 Fujian Date of birth: illegal means to Embezzlement ing state functionaries Xu Xuewei Accepting bribes Date of birth: Place of birth: Beijing Language spoken: 28/07/1958 Zhu Haiping acquire state proper­ articles of property in Sex: Male 20/04/1961 Language spoken: Chinese Place of birth: Sex: Male ties constitute the order to seek illegiti­ Date of birth: Place of birth: Liu Changming Chinese Charges: Zhou Shiqin Jinan, Shandong Date of birth: crime of graft; Con­ mate gain) 02/08/1968 Poyang, Jiangxi Sex: Male Nationality: China Yao Geng Embezzlement Sex: Female Language spoken: Huang Weiliang 07/09/1963 ceals, transfers, pur­ Place of birth: Language spoken: Date of birth: Charges: Fraud Sex: Male Date of birth: Chinese Sex: Male Place of birth: Wuhan, chases, or acts as an Cui Xuewen Wuxi, Jiangsu Chinese 15/08/1965 Date of birth: Yang Lihu 19/12/1951 Charges: Date of birth: Hubei agent to sell some­ Sex: Male Language spoken: Charges: Embezzlement Place of birth: 18/02/1962 Sex: Male Place of birth: Dalian, Misappropriating State 06/11/1967 Language spoken: thing he clearly knows Date of birth: Chinese Yangjiang, Guangdong Place of birth: Yunnan Date of birth: Liaoning properties Place of birth: Chinese as booty which has 19/06/1950 Charges: Language spoken: Language spoken: 13/07/1962 Language spoken: Kaiping, Guangdong Charges: Defrauding been gained through Place of birth: Contractual fraud Chinese Chinese, English Place of birth: Anhui Chinese Language spoken: Yun Jian relatively large committing a crime Shandong Charges: Liu Xiangjian Charges: Embezzlement Language spoken: Charges: Chinese, English Sex: Male amounts of public or Language spoken: Illegal loans Sex: Male Chinese Embezzlement Charges: Date of birth: private money and Li Shiqiao Chinese Wang Yanwei Date of birth: Charges: Misappropriation 28/05/1966 property Sex: Male Charges: Sex: Male 29/11/1954 Illegally making out Place of birth: Date of birth: Embezzlement, bribery Date of birth: Place of birth: invoices for value­add­ Wenchang, Hainan 28/06/1942 Li Yuanshou 15/09/1956 Yueyang, Hunan ed tax Zhan Zaisheng Language spoken: Place of birth: Sex: Male Place of birth: Language spoken: Fang Cuiying Sex: Male Chinese Xinning, Hunan Date of birth: Guangdong Chinese Sex: Female Date of birth: Charges: Accepting Language spoken: 24/09/1964 Language spoken: Qiao Jianjun Charges: Date of birth: 10/05/1962 bribes Chinese Place of birth: Jilin Chinese Sex: Male Crime against control 01/05/1965 Place of birth: Fuqing, Guo Jiefang Charges: Language spoken: Charges: Date of birth: of national border Place of birth: Fujian Sex: Female Crimes of embezzle­ Korean, Chinese Ren Biao Accepting bribes 03/11/1963 (frontier) Qinhuangdao, Hebei Language spoken: Date of birth: He Yejun ment and bribery Charges: Sex: Male Place of birth: Language spoken: Zhou Jinghua Chinese 10/04/1953 Sex: Male Positional embezzle­ Date of birth: Shangshui, Henan Hu Yuxing Chinese Sex: Female Charges: Xu Congrong Place of birth: Date of birth: ment 13/05/1973 Language spoken: Sex: Male Charges: Date of birth: Commercial fraud Sex: Male Guangzhou, Han Jianpeng Jiang Qian 24/02/1959 Place of birth: Wuxi, Chinese Date of birth: Embezzlement 07/09/1969 Date of birth: Guangdong Sex: Male Sex: Male Place of birth: Qiu Bohai Jiangsu Charges: Misappropri­ 30/05/1955 Placeofbirth:Guangdong 28/07/1934 Language spoken: Date of birth: Date of birth: Hebei Sex: Male Language spoken: ating public funds for Language spoken: Language spoken: Bai Jing Place of birth: Fuzhou, Chinese 28/04/1972 05/03/1968 Language spoken: Date of birth: Chinese personal use Chinese Thai, Chinese Sex: Male Fujian Charges: Place of birth: Place of birth: Chinese 28/11/1947 Nationality: Saint Kitts Charges: Charges: Date of birth: Language spoken: Receiving bribes Hebei Wuhan, Hubei Charges: Place of birth: and Nevis, Chinese Causing bankruptcy or Corruption 08/09/1973 Chinese Language spoken: Niu Liying Language spoken: Misappropriation Laixi, Shandong Charges: Defrauding heavy losses through Place of birth: Henan Charges: Chinese Sex: Female Chinese Language spoken: loans, forging financial financial malpractice Language spoken: Accepting bribes Charges: Crime of Date of birth: Charges: Crime of Chinese negotiable instruments Jiang Hongzhou Chen Yijuan Chinese, English non­State functiona­ 23/01/1951 corruption and abuse Zhou Jianhua Charges: Corruption Sex: Male Sex: Female Nationality: China, ries taking bribes Place of birth: of power Sex: Male Date of birth: Date of birth: Canada Taiyuan, Shanxi Date of birth: Sun Feng 29/01/1965 03/07/1970 Charges: Illegally tak­ Huang Shuimu Language spoken: 06/08/1964 Sex: Male Place of birth: Place of birth: Hunan Hu Fengxian ing over the unit’s Sex: Male Chinese Place of birth: Date of birth: Hebei Language spoken: Sex: Male property by taking Date of birth: Charges: Falsely Yueqing, Zhejiang 01/08/1978 Language spoken: Chinese, English Date of birth: advantage of his 08/11/1962 issuing exclusive Language spoken: Place of birth: Chinese Huang Yurong Charges: 30/10/1954 office Place of birth: value­added tax Chinese Wuxi, Jiangsu Charges: Sex: Female Money laundering Place of birth: Longyan, Fujian Chang Zheng invoices or other Charges: Illegal Language spoken: Accepting bribes Date of birth: Chengdu, Sichuan Guo Xin Language spoken: Sex: Male invoices to defraud
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