Bombshell reports reveal that China has a number of secret police stations in the US and Canada, as well as other allied, western nations.
It starts in New York City’s Chinatown, where to men were arrested for establishing a secret police station in the US. They’re accused of collecting information and using it against opponents of the ruling regime in China. This includes people based in other nations making the ruling Communist Party look bad. 34 police officers directly in China were also arrested for attacking critics of their party online.
The two New York City men who were arrested are both US citizens, but were accused of taking direct orders from the Chinese government. They failed to register as foreign agents with the US government. Ostensibly, these offices were setup to help Chinese citizens temporarily living in or visiting New York City. One of their tasks was helping Chinese citizens renew their drivers license in their home countries as they lived abroad.
But they’re accused of doing much worse. One of the specific examples is that through this office, with their more direct network capabilities being in the same nation, they located a pro-Chinese democracy activist who has been living in California.
Toronto, Rome, London and Tokyo are also rumored to have these covert police stations. There are thought to be around 100 of these stations world-wide.
Essentially, these stations exist to do the dirty work that official Chinese diplomats can’t legally do. Usually, it would be their job to represent Chinese interests overseas while helping their citizens. But since these investigation and scare tactics might be illegal, the Chinese government can seek cover by having simple citizens commit these acts. Of course, Beijing is only free from blame if they didn’t give direct orders and that these citizens were acting out of their own volition. But that hardly seems to be the case.
Texas GOP Congresswoman Michael McCaul is already sounding the alarm saying, “These secret police stations reveal the CCP’s blatant disregard and disrespect for the American rules and privacy.”
Hey and allies have called on Biden to take action, so far he and his press office have remained mum on the issue.
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