Recently, in Zhengzhou, Henan, two online anchors arranged to have a fight on a live broadcast platform in order to gain attention. Just as the two gangs were preparing to meet, they were stopped and controlled by the police in time.
html At around 10 pm on June 8, the Zhengdong New District Branch of the Zhengzhou Municipal Public Security Bureau received a report saying that on an online live broadcast platform, a blogger named "Lao" was having sex with a blogger named "Jiang" Bloggers "make appointments" online.Xu Hang, instructor of the Business District Police Station of the Zhengdong New District Branch of the Zhengzhou City Public Security Bureau in Henan Province: After receiving the report, we immediately went into the live broadcast room to watch, then found the location of these people, and dispatched police to control these people on the spot.
The police learned that the two anchors who "arranged a fight" each had hundreds of thousands of fans on online platforms, and their usual source of income also relied on online live broadcasts. The so-called "arrangement" was actually planned by them. script.
On that day, they organized people to incite confrontation among fans by insulting each other, and released videos to warm up and attract traffic. Then, the two parties started an offline fight through a live broadcast online. Within an hour and a half, it attracted 78,000 people to watch, causing a negative social impact.
Xu Hang, instructor of the Business District Police Station of the Zhengdong New District Branch of the Zhengzhou Municipal Public Security Bureau: had a total of more than 100,000 clicks and more than 200,000 likes at that time. They were selling gifts in the live broadcast room because they were not on air for a long time. It took more than an hour to buy gifts for about more than 2,000 yuan. When we entered the live broadcast room, we saw that there were more than 8,000 people online at the same time. The impact on the Internet was very small. OK
In this case, in addition to the two network anchors, there were eight men involved. The oldest among them was 29 years old and the youngest was 19 years old. Currently, 10 suspects have been subject to criminal coercive measures by the police in accordance with the law for being suspected of provoking quarrels and provoking trouble.
Zhang Xiaopu, a police officer from the Internet Supervision Detachment of the Zhengzhou Municipal Public Security Bureau: Their malicious and bottomless hype behavior in order to gain traffic and increase fans for profit has seriously disrupted social order, destroyed the Internet environment, and affected the values of young people. It must be resolutely cracked down in accordance with the law. Here we would like to remind online anchors that cyberspace is not a lawless place. As online anchors, they should lead by example, actively spread positive energy, use their own positive influence to guide fans to form correct values, and gain traffic through malicious hype without a bottom line. , will eventually reap its consequences.
Source: CCTV News
