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Source title: Changsha “2009 · 8 · 2” Massacre case solved successfully
On the afternoon of December 11, with the arrest of Zhang Chengyu, a fugitive wanted by the Ministry of Public Security, who was arrested in Nanchang city, Jiangxi province, the murder case of “August 2, 2009” resolved successfully.
On August 2, 2009, a cruel case occurred in which 6 people died and 2 were seriously injured in Moon Island Community, Xingcheng Township, Wangcheng County. After the incident, the Provincial Public Security Department and the Changsha City Public Security Bureau set up a task force to carry out investigative work. After the investigation, the suspect Zhang Chengyu was locked up. On August 3, 2009, the Ministry of Public Security listed Zhang Chengyu as a wanted Level A fugitive and ordered a fugitive on the Internet.
In the 11 years since the incident occurred, the Hunan police have never stopped prosecuting and persecuting Zhang Chengyu. During the period, the task force issued more than 500,000 search orders, more than 1,000 verification leads, and more than 1,000 information inquiries and comparisons. This year, the Changsha police listed the case as a key objective case, and under the coordination and command of the Criminal Investigation Bureau of the Ministry of Public Security and the Provincial Public Security Department, combined modern scientific and technological means and methods. traditional labor to vigorously carry out the persecution and arrest. On December 9, with the help of the Nanchang Police in Jiangxi, Zhang Chengyu was arrested.
After the review, Zhang Chengyu confessed to the crime. After committing the crime, he ran away to other places and then fled to Nanchang, Jiangxi to earn a living doing odd jobs. The case is currently under review.
Since the beginning of this year, Changsha police have reportedly resolved 23 cumulative homicide cases and arrested 17 fugitives from homicide cases. Over the years, all major fugitives above ministerial superintendent and higher have been acquitted, which contributes positively to maintaining the sustained stability of the provincial capital.
