Odaily News Qu, a Liaoning resident, pretended to be an offline U-coin merchant. He was caught by the police in September when he was trading U coins with a "customer". 217,000 yuan in stolen money was seized. After investigation, the criminal suspect Qu confessed that he had committed two crimes for online U-coin transactions this year, and received 217,000 yuan in cash from the transactions, and his profit from the commission was more than 6,000 yuan. Qu confessed that he knew nothing about the U-coin business, and that the online agent asked him to be a U-coin merchant, which was just a superficial disguise. In fact, he took the money of the so-called "customers". The online agent asked him to block the "customers" after the transaction was completed. These "customers" were all victims of their telecommunications network fraud. At present, the criminal suspect Qu has been criminally detained by the police in accordance with the law, and the case is under further investigation. (Shandong Internet Police)