Madao came with a "monk" and had "associated" with the police

"The master, please stay."

I am a monk in a temple in Fuzhou,

A temple is holding a release conference recently,

I will issue a free invitation letter here,

There is a merit book here,

As long as you buy Ping An incense and Fragrance,

Can be engraved on the temple stone monument,

Worshiping the incense, you can keep your family get rich!

Don't believe it!

On July 3rd, the Matson Police Station of the Dongxiang District Public Security Bureau received an alarm of the masses: a man dressed as a monk cheated money everywhere in the village. After receiving the police, the police rushed to the scene immediately, and saw a man who was issuing an invitation letter in the crowd to ask for incense money to the masses.

The man claimed to be a monk in a temple in Fuzhou. Because a temple held a recent release conference, he invited the villagers to participate for free. And take out a merit book from the body, which records the price of buying Ping An incense and making a fortune incense, and advocates to the villagers as long as you buy incense, you can engrave the name on the monument of the temple, be worshiped by the incense, bless the whole family to get rich, etc. Feudal superstition words. Some villagers were deceived and spent hundreds of yuan to buy incense.

After verification by the police, the man was not a monk in a temple, but an unemployed person who was impersonating a monk. The scam objects were mostly the elderly living alone in the countryside. In June of this year, this person deceived the masses' money in the same way in Songhu Township, Linchuan District. At present, men have been adopted by administrative compulsory measures in accordance with the law, and the loss of mass property is recovered.

Fuzhou Public Security reminds you that if you encounter monks who ask you for money in the name of opening a temple and holding a release conference, you will be vigilant and avoid being deceived.

How to distinguish between true and false monks?

Monks generally hold precepts printed, numbered, and issued by the National Religious Bureau and the Chinese Buddhist Association, that is, the monks' identity documents, and the laymen who practice at home also have a conversion certificate.

In accordance with the relevant laws and regulations of the Chinese Buddhist Association, monks are not allowed to have fate in public places. Dressed as a monk, begging for money, turning the fate, selling guard cards, free -looking, fortune telling, and feng shui on the road on the road.

Fake monks cheating tricks:

Fake monks often name them in the name of accumulating virtue and goodness, disaster relief security, and fake Buddhist instruments (such as peace talisman, amulets, Buddha beads, etc.) as props to "turn the fate" to the masses. The main objects are deceived by women and the elderly.

Because the costumes wearing fake monks and the appliances held are the same as true monks, ordinary people are not easy to identify. They often use the Buddhist flag, in the name of cultivating temples, standing tower, and running charity, and "turning fate" everywhere for money. Some go to the streets and be on the door to discuss; some set up a stall, look at Feng Shui cheating money, and even alarmist, lied to the disaster, and threatened the masses to spend money to eliminate disasters.

It is recommended that believers go to regular temples to participate in Buddhist activities. If you encounter a fake monk cheating, you should immediately report to the police or get in touch with the local Buddhist association to avoid unnecessary property losses.

Source/Dongxiang Public Security

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