Kunming police rushed to rectify gaming sites involving gambling video games

The press spokesperson’s office of the Kunming Public Security Bureau announced to the media on the afternoon of the 22nd that in accordance with the city’s Public Security Bureau’s 2010 crackdown campaign, the “ugly gambling” social ugly phenomenon was rectified, and gambling and other illegal activities were subject to “outcrop and strike” requirements. At 20:30 on July 21, the city police organized more than 230 police forces to carry out large-scale centralized assault rectification operations on the city's video game business sites.

According to briefings, as of 2:30 a.m. on the 22nd, the police conducted video games at Baishun Electronic Games Room, Mayuan Classical Video Game Room, and Chunyuan Hotel on the Wuhua Campus; Room, fast mouse animation, Yunpeng video game room, Xianglong video game room; to help the sea in Guandu area video game room, Century Star video game, Youhong video game, Shuangcheng animation city, Biji Hotel Star Video game, Parkson Entertainment video game, Kam Tin video game room, Hongfa video game room, Joystar video game room; Video game room in the Western Hills area, Olympic Games video game room, Tailai hotel around the city video game, Penfei animation city, music video game room, macro A total of 24 electronic gaming machines with gambling functions were confiscated by 24 gambling e-game establishments such as Da-Ding Electronic Game Room, Jinmafang Xin Fandian Room, Jinhui Animation, and Phaeton Electronic Game Room within the jurisdiction of Jingkai District. 349 people suspected of participating in gambling, 56 staff members, and 5 supervisors were seized. 15 control tools, 3 axes, 28 steel tubes, 9 dummy guns, 2 electric batons, and 6 walkie-talkies were collected.

This morning, the Kunming Public Security Bureau centralized and unified the destruction of more than 3,500 gambling-related electronic games and facilities collected in the Gaoxin District of the city since the launch of the special campaign to crack down on crackdowns. This is another large-scale, centralized and unified campaign to destroy gambling-related electronic entertainment facilities and equipment following the centralized destruction of gambling and recreation facilities and equipment activities on Kwong Fuk's waste material trading market on April 30th.

It is reported that since May 15 this year, the Kunming Public Security Bureau organized a six-month campaign of special rectification of electronic game business venues across the city, and seized a number of illegal criminal activities that use electronic entertainment equipment for gambling. The special assault rectification action has dealt a heavy blow to online gambling and the use of electronic entertainment equipment for gambling illegal activities, and the special operations have achieved outstanding results and obvious results.

The Office of the Spokesman of Kunming Public Security Bureau revealed that the next step, the city’s public security organs at all levels will further deepen the crackdown in 2010, continue to crack down on the investigation and punishment of “yellow gambling” and other criminal activities, and further increase the use of online gambling and electronic The investigation and crackdown on illegal and criminal activities such as recreation facilities and equipment gambling, as well as the investigation of the source of gambling and the rectification of gambling interest chains. Further strengthen the public security management and rectification of recreational service sites that breed "yellow gambling" illegal and criminal activities, resolutely suspend business for rectification, and banned a group of enterprises and sites that violate the law and regulations, and resolutely curb social ugliness such as "yellow gambling." The spread of vigorously purify the social security environment. (Finish)

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