For the first time in China, a suspect for extradition from Morocco

The "Fox Hunting Action" working group of the Ministry of Public Security of China on Saturday (November 18) will extradite the economic criminal suspects wanted by the Shanghai Public Security Organs to extradite home from Morocco.The first successful case.

According to China CCTV News, it is understood that during the financial executive of a company, the suspect Luo used his position to steal the key password of the relevant bank account of the company, and he will repeatedly assume without authorization.The company's account is millions of yuan (RMB, about S $ 0.19), which is transferred to its personal account and used, causing huge losses to the company.After the incident, Luo fled to Morocco.In February 2020, the Jing'an Branch of the Shanghai Public Security Bureau filed a case for Luo. In July 2022, the International Interpol issued a red notification on it.

In April this year, the Moroccan police arrested Luo, and then the Chinese public security organs made a request to extradite to Morocco in accordance with the bilateral extradition treaty.At the end of October, the Moroccan court ruled to extradite Luomou to China.The Chinese Ministry of Public Security sent the "Fox Hunting Action" working team to work in Morocco. With the strong assistance of the Mo Police and the Chinese Embassy in Mo, the working group escorted Luo to return to Shanghai on November 18.

The relevant person in charge of the "Fox Hunting Action" office of the Ministry of Public Security said that Luo's successful extradition is a milestone in consolidating and deepening the Chinese police in law enforcement judicial cooperation.experience.In the next step, the public security organs will always adhere to "the End of the End of the End of the End of the End of the End of the End of the End of the End of the End of the End of the End of the End of the End, and they will continue to strengthen international cooperation. It will resolutely put the suspect of the fugitive criminals to protect the legitimate rights and interests of the people.