Recent news is really heartbreaking, a large number of people born after 2000 have fallen into prison due to legal violations
What is hidden behind this? Today, I will unveil the truth, sound the alarm for young people, and don't let a moment of impulse ruin a bright future!
[High-frequency crime one: Assisting information network crime activities] What is this crime?
Key behavior: Lending or selling WeChat accounts, phone numbers, bank cards, Alipay accounts, etc.
Behind the use: This information is likely to be used for telecom fraud, money laundering, and other criminal activities, becoming an accomplice to criminals.
Legal consequences: Having your account frozen is a small matter, but you may also bear criminal responsibility and leave a lifelong stain.
Why are so many people 'caught'?
A partial understanding of the law, thinking that 'just borrowing for a bit is fine'; chasing small profits, selling accounts for a few hundred yuan in rental fees; being lax in prevention, casually disclosing personal information to strangers
Real case: A person born after 2000 lent their ID card to open an account, which was exploited by a fraud group for money laundering, ultimately freezing the account and receiving a one-year prison sentence, thus ruining their bright youth.
[High-frequency crime two: Concealing and hiding criminal proceeds] What is this crime?
Key behavior: Knowing that it is criminal proceeds and their gains, still harboring, transferring, purchasing, or selling on behalf of others, etc.
Scope of involvement: For example, helping criminals withdraw money, transfer funds, or even using facial recognition to launder money, etc.
Why does this happen?
Some do it for 'friendship loyalty,' some for small profits, and others are confused by part-time job traps, thinking they are just 'helping' without realizing they have violated the law.
Real case: A university student worked part-time 'helping to process data,' but in fact, was helping criminals transfer stolen funds, ultimately being sentenced and changing their life forever.
[How to avoid falling into legal traps?]
√ Protect personal information, do not lend or sell accounts and information; treat part-time jobs and unfamiliar requests with caution to avoid being scammed.
√ Enhance legal awareness, learn basic legal knowledge, know what can be done and what cannot be touched, pay more attention to cases around you, and learn lessons! √ Consult more when encountering issues, seek professional advice in suspicious situations, and don’t let yourself fall into legal troubles
Being young is not an excuse for breaking the law! Everyone is equal before the law, and those born after 2000 must be responsible for their actions. Don't touch the legal red line due to momentary luck.
Protect yourself, protect others, and work together to create a better social environment
