What is the name of the main culprit in the Mekong River case?

Nuo Kang,Mekong RiverThe main culprit in the major case is called Nuo Kang Nuo Kang, also known as Zai Nuo Kang, Yan Nuo Kang, a Shan ethnic group, originally from Lashio, Burma, nicknamed "Godfather", is the first offender of the "Nuo Kang Group", an extraordinarily large armed drug trafficking group.

The Mekong River Case is a film directed by An Zhanjun and You Dazhi, and Chen Baoguo.

Li Xiuxian, Li Liqun.

The police and bandit TV series starring You Yong and others was broadcast on July 15, 2014.

The drama is based on the 2011 Mekong "case" and follows China's public security organs.

With the support and cooperation of Laos, Myanmar and Thailand**, the story of the murder of Chinese sailors and the cracking of major international drug trafficking gangs has been successfully solved.

In February 2017, the show won the 11th TV Production Industry "Outstanding TV Drama Work" Award.

Hello. On October 5, 2011, two Chinese trading vessels, the Yuxing 8 and the Hoa Binh, were hijacked in the waters of the "Golden Triangle" area of the Mekong River, and 13 Chinese crew members were shot dead in Thai waters on the Mekong River and floated on the river. After the case occurred, the Ministry of Public Security and the Yunnan Provincial Public Security Department quickly dispatched more than 200 capable police forces to form a special case group to go all out to investigate and handle the case.

China, Laos, Myanmar and Thailand jointly investigated, "Mekong River Bloody Case."'It was caused by the collusion between Nuo Kham, the chief criminal of the extraordinarily large armed drug trafficking syndicate in the Golden Triangle area, and his key members and some lawless soldiers in Thailand. After a lot of investigative work, a number of round-up operations were organized, and the main suspects such as Nuo Kang, Sang Kang, Yilai, Tashika, Zabo, and Zatuobo were arrested successively.

Sentenced to death to Nuo Kang, Sangkang Chasa, Eli and Tashika, sentenced Zapo to death with a two-year reprieve, and sentenced Zatobo to eight years' imprisonment.

On the morning of October 5, two merchant ships, "Hoa Binh" and "Yuxing 8", were attacked in the waters of the Golden Triangle of the Mekong River. It has been confirmed that the six Chinese crew members on board the "Hua Ping" and the seven Chinese crew members on the "Yuxing 8", a total of 13 people, have all been killed. On October 10, 2011, Myanmar** denied that the Wa drug lord had robbed and killed the Chinese crew, and said that the Chinese crew member in Thailand had ****.

On the afternoon of October 28, Thailand said that the suspects were nine soldiers belonging to the "Phamang" military camp in Thailand's Third Military Region. On September 20, 2012, the main offender Nuo Kang and others were tried; On November 6, ** was sentenced to death in the first instance. On March 1, 2013, he was executed in Kunming, Yunnan Province.

At two o'clock in the afternoon of November 6, six defendants, including Nuo Kang, Sangkang Chasa, Yilai, Tashika, Zabo, and Zatuobo, were sentenced in the first instance by the Kunming Intermediate People's Court. He was sentenced to death for the crimes of intentional homicide, transporting drugs, kidnapping, and hijacking a vessel, and sentenced to death by Nuo Kang, Sangkang Chasa, and Eli; He was sentenced to death for intentional homicide, kidnapping, and hijacking of a vessel, and sentenced Zabo to death with a two-year reprieve; Zatobo was sentenced to eight years' imprisonment for hijacking a vessel.

On December 26 of that year, the Yunnan Provincial High People's Court pronounced the second-instance verdict in the case of the murder of a Chinese crew member on the Mekong River, that is, it ruled on the appeal of the case of intentional homicide, drug transportation, kidnapping, and hijacking of a boat by six appellants, including Nuo Kang, rejecting the appeal, upholding the death sentences of Nuo Kang, Sangkang Chasa, Eli, and Tashika, upholding and approving the death sentence of Zapo with a two-year reprieve, and upholding the sentence of eight years in prison for Zatobo.

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Only the "Yuxing 8" was hijacked in the Mekong River basin by two unidentified armed speedboats. Of the 6 Chinese crew members on board the "Huaping" and the 7 Chinese crew members on the "Yuxing 8", all 13 people were killed. The law enforcement departments of China, Laos, Myanmar and Thailand have carried out a large number of investigations and successfully arrested the main suspects such as Nuo Kham, Sang Kang, Yilai, Tashika, Zapo, and Zatuobo.

On November 6, 2012, the case of the murder of a Chinese crew member on the Mekong River was pronounced in the Kunming Intermediate People's Court in the first instance. The court found the six defendants guilty of intentional homicide, transporting drugs, kidnapping, and hijacking ships, and sentenced Nuo Kang, Sang Kang, Yilai, and Tashika to death in the first instance, Zabo to a suspended death sentence in the first instance, and Zatuobo to eight years in prison. The six defendants appealed in court.

The drug dealer, who has already been introduced on TV, has been extradited back to China.

Mekong ** of ** for Thai drug traffickers 6 people (transliteration):

Nuo Kang, Sangkang Chasa, Eli, Tashika, Zabo, Zatobo.

Outcome of the Mekong** trial:

The Mekong "10.5"** trial was held at 9:30 a.m. on September 20, 2012 at the Kunming Intermediate People's Court. Previously, the Kunming Municipal People's Procuratorate filed a public prosecution with the Kunming Intermediate People's Court against six defendants, Nuo Kang, Sangkang Chasa, Yilai, Tashika, Zabo, and Zatuobo, on suspicion of intentional homicide, transporting drugs, kidnapping, and hijacking ships.

After accepting the case, the Kunming Intermediate People's Court formed a collegial panel in accordance with the law to hear the case, served copies of the indictment, attached civil pleadings, and translations on the six defendants, and appointed legal aid lawyers for them in accordance with their rights and wishes.

1. The verdict of the first instance is announced.

The six defendants of the Mekong "10.5"**, including Nuo Kang, Sangkang Chasa, Eli, Tashika, Zabo, and Zatuobo, were sentenced in the first instance by the Kunming Intermediate People's Court.

The case of the murder of a Chinese crew member on the Mekong River was pronounced in the Kunming Intermediate People's Court in the first instance. The main culprit, Nuo Kang, was sentenced to death. Sangkang, Eli, and Tashika were all sentenced to death, Zabo was sentenced to a suspended death sentence, and Zatobo was sentenced to eight years in prison.

Second, the second instance**.

At 9 a.m. on December 20, 2012, the Yunnan Provincial High People's Court held a second-instance open trial of the case of the murder of a Chinese crew member on the Mekong River. Appellant Nuo Kang and his appointed defender, Sangkang Chasa and his appointed defender, Yilai, Tashika, Zabo, Zatuobo and their designated defenders attended court to participate in the proceedings, and four procurators of the Yunnan Provincial People's Procuratorate appeared in court to perform their duties.

During the trial, the procurator who appeared in court held that the court of first instance had accurately convicted each defendant and sentenced them appropriately based on the facts of the crime, the nature and circumstances of the crime, and their status and role in the joint crime, and recommended that the court of second instance reject the appeal in its entirety and uphold the original verdict on the conviction and sentencing of the six defendants. The defenders of the six appellants expressed their arguments.

After the court investigation and court debate stage of the trial on the 20th, Nuo Kang and the other six appellants made their final statements. The court of second instance still adopted a combination of on-site interpretation and simultaneous interpretation to ensure that Nuo Kang and others participated in the litigation in the language they knew during the trial. In view of the seriousness of this case, the presiding judge announced an adjournment and the collegial panel will deliberate, and the case will be announced at a later date.

More than 300 people from the consulates of Laos and Thailand in Kunming, as well as deputies to the National People's Congress, members of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, journalists and people from all walks of life attended the trial.

I have a poor thinking in my head, and I don't think through a lot of things. Thailand's ** drug dealer killed one, and the rest all escaped, how could it be so coincidental?

The ending of "The Mekong Case" is that Mo Xiong was finally sentenced to death, Meng Hong was treated in the hospital for serious injuries caused by jumping off a cliff, Shiqiao was killed by Liu Weidong, Liu Weidong was captured when he tried to escape, Mr. AE was not killed in the United States, and Jiang Haifeng left Yunnan by plane after completing the first mission.

Mo Xiong didn't admit the crime he committed at first, Jiang Haifeng told the process of the 10.5 case, Jiang Haifeng saw Mo Xiong's face more and more ugly, and finally Mo Xiong was on the verge of collapse.

After Gao Ye entered the interrogation room, he continued to crush Mo Xiong little by little, and finally Mo Xiong hysterically admitted his crime and was sentenced to death by the judge at the time of **, which was immediately executed.

The moles in the Public Security Bureau in "The Mekong Case" are Liang Huan and Yading.

Liang Huan is the deputy head of the anti-narcotics detachment of the Xishuangbanna Prefecture Public Security Bureau in Yunnan Province in "The Mekong River Case", and he is also the spy planted by Liu Weidong in the task force, and the person in charge of the Suwo Group's channel in China. Aden is the ghost of the investigation team, he is AE was originally an American drug dealer, and he was the ** who killed Kanlan's father.

Aden is the Interpol of country X, and took the initiative to apply to participate in the joint task force to assist in the Mekong River breaking case, and is the representative of the National Central Bureau of Interpol in country X. But his actual identity is an undercover agent of AE, the largest drug trafficking group in country X, who acts as a police officer to help solve the case on the surface, but secretly does things for the leader of the drug dealers. Later, he was killed in a crossfire with Colombia** and drug dealers for resisting arrest and escaping.

Happened on October 5, 2011.

The October 5 murder of Chinese sailors in the Golden Triangle, also known as the Mekong River**, refers to the attack on two merchant ships, the "Hua Binh" and the "Yuxing 8", in the waters of the Golden Triangle of the Mekong River on the morning of October 5, 2011.

As a result of this incident, all six Chinese crew members on board the "Huaping" and seven Chinese crew members on the "Yuxing 8" were killed, and one of them was missing.

On the afternoon of October 28, 2011, Thailand said that the suspects were nine soldiers belonging to the "Phra Mang" military camp in Thailand's Third Military Region. On April 25, 2012, the "10.5" case joint task force arrested the main culprit in Boqiao Province, Laos, Nuo Kham. On March 1, 2013, the main culprits in the case, Nuo Kang, Sangkang Chasa, Yilai, and Tashika, were executed in Kunming, Yunnan Province.

Question 1: Who is the undercover agent of the TV series Mekong River Task Force Where do you see it? Like to be spoiled??

There are two people in the task force who were bought, one is Liang Huan, it should be seen in episode 6, relying on the traffic policeman's inadvertent ** to sell Gao Ye, and then Gao Ye and his informant were found, and the informant died. The other is AE's informant, the high-level anti-narcotics liaison officer of country X, who is in Aden, and this was not found until the end of the finale.

Question 2: Who is the undercover agent inside the police station of the TV series Mekong Case! I haven't seen the back ...... yetLiang Huan, deputy head of the anti-drug detachment of the Xishuangbanna Prefecture Public Security Bureau in Yunnan Province, was planted by drug dealers in the police force.

Aden, an Interpol national of the United States, volunteered to participate in the Joint Task Force to assist in the Mekong River breaking case, and is the representative of the Interpol National Center Bureau in Myanmar. But his actual identity is an undercover agent, who was bought by the largest drug cartel in the United States, ostensibly acting as a police officer to help solve the case, but secretly sending information to the drug dealer leader.

Question 3: Who is the undercover agent of the police station in the TV series Mekong Case??? It was the Interpol played by Luo Dahua, who was bought by the largest drug cartel in the United States.

Question 4: Who is the undercover agent of the police station in the TV series Mekong Case? Hello, the drug dealer has Interpol Adam and Liang Huan of the anti-drug team undercover in our side...

Question 5: Did Yu Hui die as an undercover agent in the Mekong River case? In 25 episodes, she was exposed, and she was robbed, but she didn't die.

Question 6: My dad wants to watch a ** movie about drug trafficking, preferably blockbuster 1, big case team 2, straight into the Golden Triangle 3, Red Scorpion 4, Thunder Across 5, Miami Fengyun.