The severe crackdown began, and it was a bit unexpected at first.

As the capital, Beijing was of course the first to start.

It was similar in other places across the country, and they immediately launched vigorous crackdowns.

In 1980, more than 750,000 cases were filed nationwide, including more than 50,000 major cases; in 1981, more than 890,000 cases were filed, including more than 60,000 major cases; in 1982, more than 740,000 cases were filed, including more than 60,000 major cases. 1983

Cases continued to rise sharply in the first few months of the year.

The crackdown campaign started under this background really shouldn't be too intense.

When it comes to crackdowns, many people complain about why the country doesn't crack down hard in normal times and leaves these scourges behind.

It's not that we don't crack down hard in normal times. Everyone in our country's judicial organs knows the public prosecutors and law.

The public security collects evidence, procuratorates, courts inspect, and courts make judgments.

It doesn't work if the evidence is not enough or if the evidence is illegal. A case takes a long time from the beginning to the end.

Half a year or six months is common. Of course, the strictness is also to protect the normal rights and interests of citizens.

However, it is inevitable that some lawless people will take advantage of the opportunity and take advantage of the loopholes of the law.

In addition, when making judgments, what is generally followed

So the current situation was created, but why was it possible to dig out so many people through severe crackdowns?

This is because the handling of cases during the severe crackdown period was different from before. One person from each of the three police, procuratorate, and law agencies was arrested on the spot. After the arrest, the three people held a meeting to study, and the sentence was immediately determined.

This type of case handling is of course very efficient, but it is also prone to errors.

There is a slogan: be strict and quick, arrest those who may or may not be arrested resolutely; sentence those who may or may not be sentenced, sentence them resolutely; kill those who may or may not be killed, kill them resolutely.

It is conceivable that the results of the strict crackdown have been abundant, but of course there are also some unjust cases, but it has ensured the safety of most people's lives.

However, it is worth mentioning that at this time, there was a crime called hooliganism, which could lead to the death penalty.

In later generations, this crime will no longer exist and is called obscenity. The definition of obscenity is physical contact and molestation of women.

But even if it was obscenity, it would be a matter of public security detention, not a criminal offense, and it would last for fifteen days.

But the crime of hooliganism is definitely the most terrifying crime nowadays, and the number of unjust cases among them is high in this crime.

Suddenly, the national customs were in full swing, but of course the people in Jianhua Village were not aware of it yet.

Beijing,

"Brother Bai, something happened." A younger brother ran in, looked at Bai Hang and said.

"What's the matter? Don't panic and tell me slowly." Bai Hang straightened his clothes, stood up and said.

"He was caught. One of his brothers was caught."

"What's going on?" Bai Hang asked.

"That's it...Brother Bai, please go out and hide."

"Okay," Bai Hang was startled, and suddenly remembered the note Jiang Xiaobai gave him a few days ago, and what Jiang Xiaobai said to him.

"Let me clean it up." Bai Hang said. He had just put the note in his pocket when he looked up and saw the man reading the newspaper at the newsstand downstairs.

His eyes suddenly shrank, and he remembered that it was this person who was reading the newspaper at the newsstand next to him yesterday.

How could it be such a coincidence that I came to buy newspapers again today and was seen by myself again.

There is only one possibility, maybe I have been targeted.

Bai Hang didn't have time to withdraw money, so he put all the more than one hundred yuan in the drawer.

Just as I was about to leave through the back door, I thought about it and took off my clothes. Then I took out a hat from the closet, tore a piece of paper from the notebook on the table, and wrote a few numbers casually.

"Xiao Zhang, put on my clothes, with your hat down, go out from the front door, go around the building, leave from the north intersection, then turn around and come back. When you leave the north intersection, put on your

Throw this paper away."

Bai Hang said and handed everything in his hand to the brother who came to report the news.

"Okay, I understand, Brother Bai, don't worry."

The messenger was about the same height as Bai Hang. After putting on Bai Hang's clothes, he put on his hat and turned around and walked out.

Bai Hang leaned against the window, gently opened a gap, and stared carefully.

Soon, Xiao Zhang appeared in Bai Hang's sight. The man who was reading the newspaper also moved slightly to the side by three points.

Xiao Zhang, who was walking normally, didn't notice it, but Bai Hang, who had been observing carefully upstairs, could see it clearly.

After Xiao Zhang, who was wearing Bai Hang's clothes, went out and left, the man who was reading the newspaper hurriedly put down the newspaper and followed him.

Xiao Zhang quickly turned to the north crossing, then looked left and right, and threw down the piece of paper.

Then he continued to leave. The man reading the newspaper glanced at the paper on the ground and continued to follow him regardless.

Just as Bai Hang breathed a sigh of relief upstairs, a man in a leather jacket who was eating at the breakfast stall suddenly stood up and picked up the note thrown on the ground.

"What the hell." Bai Hang cursed secretly, and then he didn't dare to wait any longer. He hurried out through the back door and left.

But before I had gone far, I saw a group of people riding bicycles heading towards where I lived.

Bai Hang felt deeply grateful in his heart, and then turned around and left without looking back.

Bai Hang left, the staff rushed to nothing, and then the people who were following him also ran away.

A search was immediately launched throughout the city, not just Bai Hang.

Any recalcitrant leader with some reputation in the capital is similar.

They were arrested one by one, and of course there were some who were lucky enough to run away like Bai Hang, but even if they ran away, where could they go?

Although accommodation was stricter in later generations, there were always some black hotels that did not require ID cards.

But this time is different. All guest houses are run by work units, and there are no black hotels.

You can live here if you want, and the price is not too expensive, but you must have a letter of introduction.

Throughout the whole day, Bai Hang hid in various places and went to several places to inquire about the news. He found a group of people who had been hanging around with him all day long.

Either he was caught or he ran away, but Bai Hang met Xiao Zhang.

"Brother Bai, it's great that you ran out. I thought you were arrested. I walked around outside and when I came back, I found a lot of people going upstairs to arrest people. I didn't dare to go back and just slipped away.

Already."

Xiao Zhang said, Bai Hang patted Xiao Zhang's shoulder.

"Okay, just come out. If you are caught, I will feel so guilty. It was just a test, but I didn't expect that someone was really watching."

Bai Hang was also a little speechless. In fact, he was just preparing to test it out, but he didn't expect to move so quickly.

They will be arrested immediately.

"Brother Bai, where are we going now?" Xiao Zhang looked around to see if someone would jump out and take him away at the next moment.
Chapter completed!