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On September 2nd, the commendation conference for heroes and role models of the Ministry of Public Security was held in a conference hall.
Upon arriving at the department, He Zhou immediately went to meet with the leading official of the supervisory department. This official is responsible for the anti-drug work and holds the position of deputy department-level leader. His name is Cen Song.
Cen Song first looked him up and down, then patted his shoulder and praised, "You must be Qi Tongwei? Not bad, well done! You truly are the lone hero of our department!!"
"This is all part of my job. Since I put on this uniform, I have to take on the corresponding responsibility. Even if it means sacrifice, I must defend the honor of Anti-drug personnel," He Zhou said in a deep voice.
"Very well said," Cen Song exclaimed. "Comrade Qi Tongwei, I have also reviewed the file for the Solitary Eagle Ridge case. It is truly remarkable that you were able to complete the mission so excellently under such difficult conditions."
He Zhou shook his head. "This is not solely my achievement. Without everyone's cooperation, even if I had three heads and six arms, I would not have been able to complete the mission, let alone dismantle the drug trafficking organization."
The two of them walked and talked, and Cen Song said with emotion, "In recent years, with the Reform and Opening Up, many problems have emerged, some of which have even evolved into structural chronic diseases, the pain points of society.
I have seen many reports that say that now drug trafficking cases are increasingly showing a rapid spread from point to point, and the situation is becoming more and more rampant."
Many times, a single person engages in drug trafficking, with the entire family helping to cover it up. Even more so, the entire village is involved in drug production and trafficking, turning this criminal activity into an economic industry.
As soon as our reconnaissance personnel enter the village, they are immediately targeted as key suspects and placed under surveillance. When we finally manage to uncover something, all the village elders and residents armed with knives, guns, sticks, shovels, and hoes, block our law enforcement officers from leaving... This invisibly adds countless troubles to our case handling.
This kind of situation was not uncommon during that period. In some villages, collective drug production and trafficking, trafficking in women and children, collective road blockades, and village banditry were common occurrences.
Whether it is described as simple folk customs or fierce folk customs, extreme poverty easily leads to extreme criminal behavior.
The reason for this situation is actually rooted in the fact that grassroots organizations have not played their due role, especially at the village level towards the primary grassroots organization.
For example, in cases of drug production and trafficking, trafficking of women and children, collective interception, the people in the village committee cannot be unaware, but very few choose to report, inadvertently sheltering these criminal behaviors.
However, grassroots organizations are not easy to mobilize. These issues are not invisible to everyone, but even if they are seen, they are not easy to solve. Because mobilizing grassroots organizations is not as simple as one might imagine, there are many complexities involved.
For example, the composition of the people in the Village committee is generally village elder or relatively influential individuals, belonging to the local local bully category.
Although they are nominally under the management of the town government, because they are not formally established, the town government does not allocate financial allocation for them, including salaries and benefits, from the town's finances, and they do not receive money from the county and township finances for their work.
So the vast majority of the operation funds for the village committee are actually self-raised and self-reliant.
Many times, even if the town government wants to manage, they can't, and if the reasoning is not sound, the spirit naturally won't be strong.
He Zhou remembers that there was a case of the entire village producing and trafficking drugs in "In the Name of the People."
While these drug traffickers have harmed countless families, they have also brought huge economic benefits to the local area, leading to rapid prosperity.
Many originally simple and kind villagers, after seeing others make a fortune, built beautiful houses, drove stylish cars, and were surrounded by people wherever they went, living a superior life. It's inevitable that they would waver, and then, under the influence of relatives and friends, quickly half-pushed and half-pulled onto the path of crime.
Once this situation arises, the phenomenon of human-to-human transmission quickly emerges, leading to a sharp increase in the workload of anti-drug efforts. It is also this situation that gives the anti-drug work of the public security system a sense of being repeatedly banned, and even an uncontrollable trend.
"He Zhou" thought of "Yan Laoliu," and his heart stirred.
"Director Cen, I do have an idea," "He Zhou" suddenly said.
"Oh? Tell me about it," Director Cen said with interest. "If you can give me a good idea, I'll treat you to a drink tonight."
Being able to establish a good relationship with the leader, He Zhou was naturally willing. He slowly said, "The reason why drug trafficking cases are showing a trend of group-oriented outbreaks is nothing more than the result of greed and the pursuit of profit."
When I was undercover at Solitary Eagle Ridge, I heard him talking about the situation in their village.
Their village is in a hilly region, very remote, and the land is very barren. Relying solely on the land's output, it's difficult to even fill their stomachs. Young people struggle to get married even by the age of thirty.
"However, since they started relying on drug production and trafficking to make huge profits, within just two years, girls from all over the place were eager to marry into their village, and the marriage and physiological problems of the young men were suddenly resolved."
"Oh? From this perspective, it's actually a social issue. As long as there is still a lucrative space for drug trafficking in the system, the economic benefits completely give them a reason to take risks and go all out." Director Cen tapped his head, feeling a headache coming on.
"Actually, we can look at the problem from a different perspective."
He Zhou said lightly, "What the villagers are asking for is nothing more than the opportunity to work for a few years, even if they risk being caught and punished, in order to leave behind a beautiful house and some money for their families. In this way, they can be considered to have provided for their families and died without regrets."
But what if we confiscate the illegal gains?
In previous conversations, the families of criminals may view their fathers or brothers as heroes because they sacrificed themselves to genuinely improve the family's dire economic situation.
Once the house and money are confiscated, the so-called heroism will be out of the question, and they might even curse and consider it a shame.
Director Cen's eyes lit up, but he quickly concealed his surprise. "What if the villagers resist?"
He Zhou narrowed his eyes and said coldly, "Then give the order to open fire, make an example of one to warn a hundred, kill the chicken to scare the monkey, and reclaim the criminal's ill-gotten gains, demolish the houses they built with them."
"Hiss! Isn't this too extreme?" Director Cen couldn't help but feel deeply in his heart that the person beside him was not only ruthless, but also a wolf in human form!
"He Zhou shook his head and said, 'But they were the ones who first violated the national law.' Then he added, 'We cannot joke about the lives of the grassroots anti-drug workers!'"
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