Mother and son have lost contact for 6 years, Shenzhen Baoan Police successfully traded people to help the reunion

Not long ago, the Fuyong Police Station of the Baoan Branch of the Shenzhen Public Security Bureau received a gratitude letter from a handwriting and a banner printed with "the people's police officer to the people, the foundation, and gratitude". The letter in the letter truly expressed the gratitude of the police to help him reunite with his son who had been lost for 6 years.

This matter will start from July 21. At 9 am on the same day, the Fuyong Police Station of the Baoan Branch of the Shenzhen Public Security Bureau received a report from Ms. Li from Ms. Li that she could not contact her son Xiaoguang for almost 6 years.

According to Ms. Li's description, due to family contradictions, her son Xiaoguang left his hometown in Guangxi in October 2017 and went to work in Shenzhen to work. After that, he found it in various ways, but there was no result. Until one day, when his family told the Shenzhen police that the Shenzhen police had successfully retrieved the relevant reports, Ms. Li had a hope in her heart, and then called the Shenzhen police for help.

After receiving the report, the Fuyong Police Station of the Baoan Branch of Shenzhen Public Security Bureau attached great importance to organizing police forces to conduct investigations as soon as possible. Through public video research and judgment, it was found that Xiaoguang was at 15:30 on July 22 on the exit of Fuyong Station A Exit A of Metro Line 11 After appearing, he immediately contacted the Fuhai Police Station to assist in the tracing. Unfortunately, when Wang Ridong, the police of Fuhai Institute, did not find Xiaoguang. Later, the police continued to expand the scope of tracing, and adopted a variety of methods such as pavement police inspections, field visits investigations, and public relations video research and judgment.

At 11 o'clock on July 25, the police judged that Xiaoguang had a man with a man in July 2021 with a man in Fuyong. I thought that the incident had a turnaround, but the police tried to contact the men's little queen, but they were told that the two had only happened when they were stray on the street, and there was no contact after separation. So, where did Xiaoguang go?

After many hard search, the police Ma Yuntong once again discovered an important clue: at 22:00 on July 26, Xiaoguang appeared near the Juifu Community Workstation in Fuyong Street, Baoan District. Later, the tracing police forces listed here and the surrounding areas as the focus of inspection. Finally, at 1:15 on July 27, Xiaoguang was found near the Fuyong Farmers' Market of Fuyong Community, Baoan District.

After inquiries on the spot, Xiaoguang claimed to be wandering in Baoan District due to the loss of mobile phones and expired ID cards, but because of contradictions with his family, he was reluctant to contact his family. After confirming Xiaoguang's identity information, the police Ma Yuntong informed Ms. Li the first time.

After learning that her son was found, Ms. Li, who was excited, did not want to delay for a moment, and rushed to Shenzhen overnight with her family. At 11 o'clock that day, Ms. Li saw her long -awaited son at the Fuyong Police Station. She burst into tears and kept saying: "Thank the people's police to help me find my son and let our family reunite."

Before leaving, the police patiently persuaded Xiaoguang to communicate more with his family and seek the understanding and support of his family. At the same time, he also instructed Ms. Li to give Xiaoguang more care and help to let her feel the care of family. Subsequently, Xiaoguang finally embarked on this way to return home for six years with his family.

Reporter: Liu Gang

Correspondent: Jiao Xueke Liu Jiaqi

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