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Eight Criminals Executed in Beijing

On the order of Beijing's Higher People's Court, eight Chinese criminals were executed in Beijing on May 10.

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On the order of Beijing's Higher People's Court, eight Chinese criminals were executed in Beijing on May 10.

Four of them, Li Zhengguang, Zheng Xianghao, Chen Hongguang and Zhu Qinghua were found guilty of organizing a criminal syndicate in Beijing targeting recreational ventures and restaurants in Chaoyang District.

They killed six people among their 13 crimes. They were found guilty of voluntary manslaughter, malicious injury, inciting violence, racketeering, rioting in the streets and the unlawful possession of guns.

Also executed were Hu Yanchun and Shan Baoshan, foragers from northeast China's Heilongjiang Province, Cao Shaochun, who impersonated a policeman, and Zhu Likai, of Beijing who was found guilty of robbery, malicious injury and racketeering.

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