According to a report from Dongfang.com on February 27, police from Pudong, Shanghai, arrested a person using a forged ID card during a routine inspection by the Nicheng Police Station of the Pudong Public Security Bureau.
Early on February 10, officers from the Nicheng Police Station, as usual, went to a construction site on Xuri Road in the jurisdiction to check the post-holiday employment situation and register new employees in the dormitory. After investigation, it was found that the ID card used by a man named Fan Moumou did not match his personal information.
The next day, the police revisited the construction site and questioned Fan Moumou. Fan Moumou claimed that the ID card he used was his own. However, the attentive police officers noticed that Fan Moumou’s eyes were constantly darting around while holding the ID card. Subsequently, after multiple comparisons of Fan Moumou’s ID card information, the police confirmed that he was using a fake ID.
After interrogation at the police station, the police learned that Fan Moumou was born in 1958, making him 64 years old. To make it easier to find work, he had a fake ID card made through an acquaintance in his hometown, which made him appear 7 years younger than his actual age. Unexpectedly, he was discovered by the police after only two days of working at the construction site with the fake ID.
Currently, Fan Moumou has been given an administrative penalty by the Pudong police for using a forged resident ID card. The police will further investigate the relevant clues regarding the production of the fake ID.
The Pudong police stated that they have always attached great importance to cases involving illegal activities using resident ID cards and reminded citizens not to harbor any illusions of trying to “deceive the authorities.”
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The following are excerpts from Weibo users’ comments, edited by China Digital Times:
Torexiaosile: The state taking care of the elderly is the biggest Ponzi scheme.
木___木啊: No one wants to hire them to work on construction sites, and they have no security in their old age. This society despises the elderly, and there is no future.
骄阳伴我_: Chinese police only care about this kind of thing.
风吹山果落: The bitter tears of the old leeks.
神之随波逐流: Ha, those who sit in offices don’t know the hardships of the bottom.
王宇超-vrinux: It’s a pity that he was born ten years earlier and missed the good policy of retiring at 65.
异世界的Rem酱: There are many like this, I met one. He only has a house in Shanghai, and his child is still in school. He seems to be a little under 60, probably alone. He said he wanted to be a security guard, but the minimum requirement for security guards here is 35.
我走过那一隅: Why would they rather break the law to get a fake ID and work on a construction site? Is it because it’s too comfortable to lie at home? Do they just like doing hard labor?
悄悄的一线光影: Didn’t they just release news a few days ago about mobilizing younger elderly people to work!
科技刚子: Have they uncovered such a big case?
Ciano: Sighing deeply and wiping away tears, lamenting the hardships of the people’s lives.
多弗朗信哥丶: xxxx is good, xx takes care of the elderly
飘过雨巷的聆听: I only feel sad, he is just trying to make a living.
二恶猴: Guess why he risked getting a fake ID to work, doesn’t he like retirement?
仲夏是个什么夏: Praise the retirement policy, if it wasn’t extended to 65, the old man wouldn’t have the chance to work. (I’m being sarcastic)
我硬梆梆: If our society had enough security, who would still work on a construction site at 64.
亲爱的小鹿daytoy: It’s not easy for anyone. My dad said that they won’t let you work on construction sites if you’re over fifty now, and there’s no pension insurance, sigh~~
王己阳: You can’t even work on a construction site after you’re over 60.
黎之羽啊: The suffering of the world is evident.
迷途孙悟空: Why not catch tax evasion and illegal live broadcasts! There’s nothing to be proud of about catching this kind of thing.
职业捡屎官: If there were other ways to live, who would do this?
邻家_喵喵: If he could, why would he want to do this?
洪广玉: What kind of news is this.
刘裕的玉座金佛: It can be selected as the most heartbreaking news of the year.
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