Cai Zhiqiang of the former Putuo chief of the bribery involved in bribery is huge (figure)

The former director of Putuo Cai Zhiqiang involved in bribery arrested suspected bribes amount of huge district government office, Yingkun can be suspected of bribery also arrested correspondent Liang Morning Post reporter Li Shuping intern Shen Huihua yesterday morning, the second branch of Shanghai Municipal People's Procuratorate announced, by the court to investigate the case of the former Chang Cai Zhiqiang in Shanghai, Putuo District,　　After the Shanghai People's Procuratorate review decision, the Cai Zhiqiang enforcement measures. Cai Zhiqiang was born in 1964, graduated from the International Political Department of Fudan University, graduate education, was a case before the people's Congress in Putuo district deputies, Shanghai Municipal People's Congress.　　Since 1997, Cai Zhiqiang has been the deputy director of Shanghai Municipal Bureau of Personnel, acting Director, the director of Talent Development Department, deputy director, Putuo People's government deputy district chief, Chang, Chang and other positions, before the incident was transferred to the Shanghai Municipal Safety Supervision and Management Bureau Inspector (is the bureau level).　　Is initially identified, Cai Zhiqiang in the above-mentioned period, suspected of using their duties to facilitate the acceptance of functionary, for others for profit, received a number of companies or individuals bribery, a huge amount.　　In the investigation process of the Shanghai Municipal Inspection Commission, the second branch of the Shanghai People's Procuratorate participated in the investigation and forensics work, and on December 11, Cai Zhiqiang on suspicion of bribery crime, and criminal detention, the arrest yesterday. It is reported that Shanghai Putuo District government Office director Yingkun can be suspected of bribery crime, also by the Shanghai People's Procuratorate second branch of the investigation, December 22 to be arrested. At present, both cases are under further investigation.