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In accordance with the relevant deployment requirements of the Ministry of Public Security's special campaign to combat and rectify online rumors and online violence, Wuxuan police recently investigated and dealt with a case of online violence that maliciously slandered national athletes.

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Recently, the Wuxuan Internet Police discovered that a netizen named "Qianshan Yixue Fengmizhe" published an article on the "Today's Headlines" platform that maliciously slandered and defamed the national athlete Wu Yanni. In response, the Wuxuan police quickly launched an investigation, identified the suspect Liang Moumou and arrested him. Upon investigation, Liang Moumou (male, 47 years old) maliciously fabricated information and openly defamed others, causing adverse social impacts. His behavior has been suspected of disrupting the order of the Internet and openly insulting and defaming others.

After questioning, Liang confessed to his illegal behavior. At present, the suspect Liang has been administratively detained by Wuxuan police in accordance with the law, and the case is under further investigation.

Police reminder

The Internet is not a lawless place. The public security organs will resolutely deal with the use of the Internet to publish false statements, disrupt social order, slander others, etc. in accordance with the law. For serious cases that cause adverse effects, the public security organs will investigate their legal responsibilities in accordance with the law. Internet users should consciously resist bad information, not spread rumors, not believe in rumors, and jointly maintain a clear Internet environment.