Recently, rumors of "stealing children" have been spreading in many places, and various versions have emerged one after another, causing social panic. There are rumors that " BMW car robs children at the gates of various schools", and some say that "enter the psychedelic take away the children"... In response to the relevant information circulated on the Internet, many places responded: The rumors are untrue!
Tianjin
According to the WeChat public account of "Tianjin Rumor Refuting", netizens reported that texts and videos and other related information appeared on the Internet on November 13, "An old lady abducted a child in front of a community in Jinhai Road, Hebei District".
After verification with the public security department, at around 10:00 on November 13, Liang Moumou (female, 70 years old) was passing by a community in Jinhai Road, Hebei District, and saw two 12-year-old boys playing on the roadside without wearing masks. So he took the initiative to provide masks, but was rejected by the two boys. The public called the police during the entanglement between the two sides. After further investigation, Liang Moumou suffered from cerebellar atrophy, there was no harmful substance on his mask, and there was no abduction of children. The two sides have now eliminated the misunderstanding.
Shandong Zibo
" store has entered the room and taken away the child, and the target is a teenage child..." "Today, several people who came to Luxi Garden to clean the range hood for free, and they are suspected of trafficking in children..." On November 21, several messages about trafficking in children were quickly spread in the circle of friends and WeChat circles of citizens of Zibo .
Zibo police investigated the rumors of citizens and took several people who were selling in the community to the police station for inquiries. After investigation, several salespeople did not commit any illegal acts. During this period, Zibo has not received any reports of child trafficking, nor has any suspects of child trafficking been found.
Dezhou, Shandong
Recently, a news that "three children were stolen in Huangheya Township, two children were lost in Linhezhuang, five children were stolen in urban Dezhou, and BMW cars were stolen at the gates of various schools" was circulated on Dezhou citizens' WeChat Moments.
The Huangheya Police Station of Decheng Public Security Bureau quickly verified the network information, which was a rumor! The Yellow River Ya Township mentioned in the article does not exist at present. Decheng District includes Huangheya Town and does not have the Liuzhuang, Linhezhuang, Xiguan and other places mentioned in the article. Moreover, there are no Zhang Ming, Zhu Yuanhua and Zhang Shengnan in Huangheya Town. The identities of these three are fictional.
Recently, the Dezhou Municipal Public Security Bureau has not received any reports on the stolen or robbed of children aged 1-12; the white BMW mentioned in the article is a private vehicle in Anhui Province, which has not arrived at Dezhou City ; the Dezhou Municipal Migrant Population Management Department did not find that more than 1,000 foreign populations have entered Dezhou in concentrated areas.
Jiujiang
According to the WeChat public account of "Jiujiang Internet Police Patrol and Law Enforcement", in response to the false information of some netizens who broke the news on November 18 that "someone abducted children, stole children, and the masses arrested human traffickers" by some netizens, the Jiujiang police in Jiangxi reported that after investigation, the police were in disputes caused by Hong (male, born in 1987, from Anhui) and Liang (female, born in 1989, from Anhui) due to the dispute between the couple for the custody of their daughter. Due to the malfunction of their relationship, the man Hong and his daughter rented a house in the jurisdiction of Sanli Street. On the morning of that day, a physical conflict occurred while the couple was fighting over their daughter in the street.
Fujian Zhangzhou
According to the WeChat public account of "Fujian Rumor Refuting", recently, two netizens posted short videos on an online platform with related content such as "Everyone must be careful when taking children, human traffickers rob children at Zhangzhou EMU stations", which caused re-dissemination and caused adverse effects.
After verification, the content of this video is a "old rumor" that occurred in December 2017. This time, some netizens reposted the old rumors again, misleading netizens to believe that it was the recent social incident in Zhangzhou , which had a certain negative impact on the network ecological environment and disrupted the order of network communication.
Under the guidance of the Zhangzhou Cyberspace Information Office and the Zhangzhou Public Security Bureau, the Zhangzhou High-tech Zone Cyberspace Information Office and the Zhangzhou High-tech Zone Public Security Bureau summoned two netizens in accordance with the law, ordered them to make immediate rectifications, and carry out legal education.After interviews, the two netizens deeply realized their mistakes, deleted the videos posted as soon as possible, and made a review, saying that they will learn lessons in the future, actively learn Internet laws and regulations, insist on surfing the Internet in a civilized manner and using the Internet in accordance with the law, resolutely resist illegal and irregular behaviors such as malicious hype and vulgar traffic, actively spread positive energy, and consciously assume social responsibility.
In recent years, rumors of
"stealing children" have occurred frequently
China Internet Joint Rumor Refutation Platform reminds
I hope that netizens will go online in a civilized manner
irresponse, comment or support
till the same time reminder
United Nations Children's Fund Data shows that
About 1.2 million children are trafficked every year worldwide
In the incident of child loss
Most of this is caused by parents' negligence in custody
Parents should constantly learn anti-accusation skills
Strengthen guardian responsibilities
Recognize common trafficking methods
Learn to identify human traffickers
Source: China Internet Joint Rumor Refutation Platform
