Summary
This article reports a case of impersonating a military officer to swindle in Wuhou District, Chengdu. After arguing with his ex-wife, a man went to Jinyang Police Station twice, demanding that police officers and auxiliary police immediately find his ex-wife. On the second visit, he showed a 'Major Staff Officer military ID' to pressure them. The deputy station chief on duty, Liu Yunfei, a former military officer transferred to civilian work, noticed that the ID did not match uniform regulations and, after verification, confirmed that the man was not a serviceman and had a prior criminal record for impersonating a military officer. Police later found the fake officer ID at his workplace and seized a large number of military uniforms, police uniforms, forged documents, and official seals at his residence. The man initially made excuses, later confessed that he had obtained the fake ID for job-hunting convenience, and that long-term role-playing had blurred his sense of identity. He is currently under criminal detention on suspicion of impersonating a military officer to commit fraud, and the case is under further investigation.
Main Points
* 1. Man with forged military ID went to police station and demanded police forcibly find his ex-wife.
After arguing with his ex-wife and her leaving with their child, the man went to the police station twice to pressure police. On the second visit, he presented a 'Major Staff Officer ID' and asked police to send his ex-wife back. The unreasonable demand was rejected by police according to law.
* 2. Deputy station chief, a former military officer, spotted flaws in the ID and uncovered his prior record.
The deputy station chief on duty, Liu Yunfei, familiar with military ID and uniform regulations, noticed discrepancies in the man's conduct. Verification confirmed he was not a serviceman and had a prior criminal record for impersonating a military officer.
* 3. Police seized a large cache of fake military uniforms, police uniforms, and forged documents.
The man initially claimed the ID was found lying around, but after searching his residence, police found a large number of military uniforms, police uniforms, forged noncommissioned officer certificates, police IDs, and official seals—solid evidence.
* 4. The man was criminally detained for suspected impersonation of a military officer to commit fraud.
The man confessed that he had made the fake ID for job-hunting convenience and bought military/police uniforms as a personal hobby. Long-term role-playing blurred his identity boundaries, ultimately leading him to break the law.