Jimiao News Reporter Ma Haoran
Correspondent Yang Yimeng Lin Lu
"How can there be a smell of gasoline?" On June 10, police from Ezhou Huarong Police Station smelled the smell of gasoline while patrolling near the community unit building. Then they found that a van was illegally converted into oil tanker , and there were many oil stains on the ground near the vehicle. Jimu News reporters learned that the police have seized a total of 400 liters of bulk gasoline illegally stored and sold.
html At 9 a.m. on the 10th, Shu Wen, deputy director of Huarong Police Station, smelled a pungent smell in front of the building of the first unit while patrolling. In order to prevent safety hazards and protect the health of residents in the jurisdiction, Shu Wen led the police to conduct an investigation. After investigation, he found that the smell came from a van in the corner of the community, and the gasoline smell was strong on the scene.
Oil tank bucket on the van (picture provided by Ezhou Public Security)
Police officers from the police station told Jimu News reporters that near the scene, the police found the owner of the van, Cui, but the other party was nervous and speechless when he was asked. Afterwards, the van was inspected and found that after the seats in the car were modified, a large oil tank bucket was placed in the middle and a complete set of pricing equipment was installed.
suspect Cui (photo provided by Ezhou Public Security)
Shu Wen said that he found that about 400 liters of gasoline were stored in the oil tank bucket, and then contacted the safety supervision and traffic police department to deal with the vehicle involved, and conducted further investigation and inquiry on the owner Cui.
After investigation, in order to make illegal profits, Cui modified the seats in the car and placed a large oil tank, and then purchased gasoline from other places for sale. At present, Cui has been administratively punished by the police according to law.
Source: Jingchu.com
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