Extremely!Twin swaps are illegal to go abroad for more than 30 arrested

Author:Peninsula Morning Post Time:2022.06.27

On the 27th, the Nangang Branch of the Harbin Public Security Bureau of Heilongjiang Province released news that a pair of twin sisters had a high appearance and exchanging their identities for more than 30 times. They were recently arrested by the police.

According to Wang Xiaodong, the police officer of the Nansang Branch of the Harbin Public Security Bureau, the suspect Zhou Mouhong (pseudonym) and Zhou Mouwei (pseudonym) are the twin sisters. Zhou Mouhong's husband is Japanese. Want to go to Japan with him, but the visa material does not meet the specifications, and she has been refused many times. Zhou Mouhong took the risk and used his sister's passports to travel more than 30 times in China, Russia, and Japan. Zhou Mouhong's sister Zhou Mouwei watched her sister's use of her passport to travel to the abroad as "convenient" at home and abroad. She also followed her with her sister's passport 4 times.

At the beginning of 2022, the Police Police of the Entry -Exit Management Department of the Nangang Branch of the Harbin Public Security Bureau discovered the criminal clues of Sister Zhou Mouhong and followed the line to follow the line. At the end of May 2022, Sisters Zhou Mouhong persuaded to return to China. At present, Sister Zhou has been adopted for criminal compulsory measures for suspected obstruction of the country (border), and the case is under further investigation.

Source: China News Network, Xinhua News Agency client

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