Probe into Guangdong police officer who owns 192 properties
Zhao Haibin, a senior Public Security Bureau official in Lufeng, Guangdong, became the target of a probe after reports that he owned the properties in Huizhou, the Guangzhou-based Southern Metropolis Daily reported on Tuesday.
A senior Guangdong police officer accused of owning 192 properties in a nearby city is being investigated, the authorities confirmed on Tuesday, a day after a fugitive bank official suspected of using false identification to buy 41 flats in Beijing was detained in Shaanxi .
Huang Xianjia, the deputy of Lufeng's Communist Party propaganda department, said: "The party committee in Lufeng has already set up a task force to look into Zhao's case."
He declined to say whether Zhao - dubbed the "grandpa of property" by internet users - had been detained.
Gong Aiai , a deputy head of a bank in Shenmu county, Shaanxi, was arrested in Shenmu on Monday for allegedly "forging official documents and stamps", Xinhua reported.
Gong, who became known as the "elder sister of property", was accused of using fake identities to buy 41 properties in Beijing.
The party committee in Lufeng has already set up a task force to look into Zhao's case