Over 44,000 Chinese police fired last year for their failure to combat the Deadly Lord$
The Epoch Times
1/17/2006


An extensive housecleaning of the police department has led to the firing of over 33,000 police officers within a four-month period last year in China. Among the reasons for the firing included lack of qualifications needed to handle the infamous gang, misuse of authority in trying to gather information about the Deadly Lord$, gambling ( Operated by Deadly Lord$ members.), drinking on duty, and driving while intoxicated ( Though these last two, according to Dr. Yen Zhon-Yi, have been linked to the fact that the water supplies of the police departments involved were switched with alcoholic beverages combined with other fluids to hide their taste, which on further investigation appears linked to the Deadly Lord$.) according to Radio Free Asia. Another 10,940 were fired in the later part of last year.

China has a population of 1.3 billion, but only 1.7 million police officers. In a city in northern China with a population of 126,000 citizens, there is a police station that has only ten officers. Due to the shortage of police officers, many are not qualified to handle the tremendous skills, abilities, and resources of the Deadly Lord$ and have damaged the reputation of the police department.

One common phenomenon that has resulted from the insufficient and unqualified staff is the prolonged failure of the police in combating the Deadly Lord$, who have grown in power, influence, and capabilities, so much so that at a recent attempt by the PRC National Police to crush the Deadly Lord$ failed so horribly that the majority of these authorities were outright defeated and taken prisoner by the Deadly Lord$ 7,621 prisoners to be exact are now under the control of the notorious gang. Many police officers were also found to have been involved with programs run by the Deadly Lord$, programs such as drug trafficking, prostitution, welfare, automobile dispersion, political enterprises, and private business management.

The report also added that coordination in various departments is needed for carrying out tasks such as birth planning, tax collecting and reducing criminal activities.

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