Senior executives have been suspected of sexually assaulting their adopted daughters for four years, and the police will file the case after withdrawing the case. My response: It's a long story
Source: Wen Huibao
After the news that Bao Mouming, a senior executive of Jerry Group, was reported to have sexually assaulted his adopted daughter, Jerry Group and ZTE All statements are issued through WeChat public accounts.
@ZTE released a statement on the 10th that after learning about relevant media reports, it attached great importance to the fact that the Board of Directors of the Company has received Bao Yuming's application to resign as an independent non-executive director. It is hereby declared.
In the morning of April 10, Jerry Shares Release the clarification announcement on the matters reported by the media. Concerned about the recent media reports such as "Senior Executives of Yantai Listed Companies Suspected of Sexual Assault of Fostering Daughters", the party involved in the report, Mr. Bao, is the vice president of Jerry Group and not a director, supervisor and senior manager of Jerry Shares; In the afternoon of April 9, the company has terminated the labor contract with Mr. Bao, who no longer holds any position in the company; For other matters in the news channel, the public security organ is investigating, and the company cannot judge whether it is true, but the company believes that the public security organ will crack down on criminal acts according to law and safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of citizens based on facts.
Announcement screenshot
In the afternoon of April 9, Jerry Group has negotiated with Bao Mouming to terminate the labor contract.
Previously reported:
Senior executives of listed companies have been accused of sexual assault for four years
On April 8, a video news of "Senior executives of listed companies are accused of sexually assaulting adopted daughters for four years and the police files a case" ignited public opinion. The girl Xiaolan (not her real name) in the video said that she had been sexually assaulted by her adoptive father for a long time since she turned 14 in 2016, and was tortured in various ways.
In relevant reports, Xiaolan's mother said that she believed that Xiaolan had been in trouble all the time. If she found a foster parent because of superstition, she could overcome the disaster. In September 2015, Xiaolan's mother "sent her daughter out" to Bao. Bao took Xiaolan away as an "adoptive father". Three months later, Bao carried out her first aggression in her hometown Tianjin. Xiaolan said that she had just turned 14.
Police: The case has been filed again
On April 9, Zhifu Branch of Yantai Municipal Public Security Bureau in Shandong Province issued the "Case Report" on its official microblog. The details are as follows.
Notification of case
On April 8, 2019, a woman reported to our bureau that she had been sexually assaulted by her "adoptive father" Bao for many times in more than three years. Our bureau filed the case the next day and asked the procuratorial organ to intervene in advance. After investigation, based on various evidences, Bao was deemed not to constitute a crime, so he decided to cancel the case on April 26, 2019 and notified the party concerned. Later, according to some new clues provided by the parties and their lawyers, our bureau decided to file the case again on October 9, 2019, and did a lot of investigation and evidence collection in local and other places involved. At present, the investigation is still in progress. Our bureau will handle cases strictly in accordance with the law and earnestly safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of the parties concerned.
Zhifu Branch of Yantai Public Security Bureau
April 9, 2020
Nanjing police talk to Yantai police about the case of sexual assault on adopted daughters: please inform us of the case
It is also reported that on February 29 this year, the girl sought help from the Nanjing police where she lives. The Nanjing police talked to Yantai and hoped to inform Xiao Fang of the progress of the case.
My response: It's a long story. I never get along with "foster father and daughter"
On April 9, ZTE responded that lawyer Bao Yuming was an independent non-executive director hired by ZTE's board of directors. The media reported his personal problems, and the company did not know about them, so it was inconvenient to comment. The company is contacting him for verification.
In an interview with a media on April 9, the executive said that he would not violate the bottom line of the law, and said that "things are not as she said. It's a long story, but I never get along with her as an 'adopted father and daughter'".
It is understood that the executives of listed companies referred to in the above report point to Bao Yuming.
According to the available data, Bao Yuming has been an independent director of ZTE since 2018. He is now the vice president and chief legal officer of Yantai Jerry Petroleum Services Group Co., Ltd. and its subsidiaries (collectively referred to as "Jerry Group").
Bao Yuming will serve as an independent non-executive director of ZTE until March 2022. In addition to the independent director, he is also a member of the Audit Committee, Nomination Committee, Remuneration and Assessment Committee and Export Compliance Committee of the 8th Board of Directors of ZTE.
According to the resume disclosed in ZTE's 2019 annual report, Bao Yuming, male, born in 1972, graduated from Tianjin University with a bachelor's degree in engineering in 1994, and received a master's degree in management science and engineering from Tianjin University in 1999; In 2001, he obtained a master's degree in computer science from Bridgeport University in the United States; He is qualified as a Chinese lawyer and a lawyer in the United States Supreme Court.
Bao Yuming has been working as a lawyer since 1996. He has successively served as a partner in Beijing Tianjin law firms, and has worked in New York and California for nearly ten years.
According to the aforementioned annual report of ZTE, Bao Yuming is a high-level overseas student certified by the Ministry of Education, a foreign expert certified by the State Administration of Foreign Experts Affairs, one of the top ten general legal advisers in China, and has teaching and research experience such as lecturer of Long Island Business School in New York, researcher of Southwest University of Political Science and Law, and professor of China Behavioral Law Society. Bao Yuming has rich experience in Sino US law and compliance, as well as extensive management and technical background.
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