The one-month smuggling operation on the water was originally planned, but it came to an end after only twelve days.

The reason why it ended early is that all the coastal provinces have been cracking down, and the East China Sea has been cracking down for nearly two months. The "oil rats" who used to be active in Wusongkou waters have all disappeared. Those smugglers know not to hit the target with a gun.

In words, they are all trying to avoid the limelight. If the massive water smuggling operation continues, there will not be much gain.

Moreover, as the main force in combating smuggling, customs not only combats water smuggling, but also combats other forms of smuggling.

The superiors were very determined to combat smuggling and requested a three-year review of the import and export trade. You can imagine how much work this involved.

In addition, many problems were discovered during the rigorous investigation some time ago, including those who falsely reported prices for imports, those who cheated on exports, and some who even had no goods imported or exported at all and directly forged documents to cheat taxes and foreign exchange. The customs must concentrate its efforts.

While investigating and handling these cases, we no longer have the energy to participate in water smuggling.

It is worth mentioning that superiors are more determined to fight corruption in the customs system.

Superiors requested that the anti-smuggling struggle be continuously deepened and that the fight against smuggling be well combined with strengthening the legal system, rectifying order, strengthening supervision, and punishing corruption.

Jiangcheng Customs sent a working group, and the Binjiang Procuratorate and Binjiang Municipal Disciplinary Committee also went to the customs every three days.

Today I will talk to this person, and tomorrow I will talk to that person. I want to know whether the leadership team of Binjiang Customs is honest, and whether there is any situation in Binjiang Customs that does favors, handles favors, collects favor taxes, and checks favor goods. In the words of the general manager, we need customs

It should be an "iron door", not a "tofu dregs" door!

Dong Maosheng, Xu Mingyuan and Xu Haoran, who had just been assigned to the customs, had to do business during the day and study at night. They were so busy that they were dizzy.

Since Han Yu had not yet been transferred to the customs, he naturally did not need to participate in the rectification of the customs system, so he was suddenly free.

Zhou Huixin is still very busy.

Although the "Notice on Strictly Combating Smuggling Criminal Activities" from superiors stated that an anti-smuggling police team will be formed, no one knows when it will be established. Smuggling crimes that are worthy of criminal liability are still investigated and dealt with by the public security organs.

His division of labor among the members of the Municipal Bureau Party Committee is to combat smuggling, and he must continue to organize forces to conduct in-depth investigations into various types of smuggling cases. As of yesterday afternoon, more than 30 criminals suspected of various types of smuggling have been arrested.

Since Han Yu was specialized in the art, he couldn't help him, so he simply took advantage of this opportunity to focus on forming a team of crew members for the anti-smuggling boat.

I originally thought that among the cadres and soldiers who retired this year, there should be many who had served in the navy.

After Zhou Huixin arranged to go to the Municipal Military Transfer Office and the Civil Affairs Bureau, she found out that there were very few cadres and soldiers who had retired from the navy.

What’s even more ridiculous is that there are only a dozen people who have never been on the ship!

Some of them were logistics personnel at naval bases before, and some worked in a warehouse of the navy, which was far away from the seaside and had never even seen the sea. Others were demobilized under the background that it was strictly forbidden for the military to run enterprises and do business.

The file information of two of them impressed Han Yu deeply. One was a regular cadre at a farm of a certain navy, and the other was a volunteer at a gas station operated by a certain navy.

A navy that has never been on a ship is not a navy. Even if it is recruited, it will not be able to help.

Han Yu had no choice but to call and report to Deputy Commissioner Zeng.

"No one meets the requirements?"

"No."

"It's normal if you think about it. Those who can board the ship are all carefully selected. Since they are a carefully selected army, they will not easily let people change jobs and retire."

A century-old navy, there is some truth to this statement.

Not to mention whether there are advanced ships, but whether there are so many crew members is another issue.

Han Yu was sitting in the command and dispatch room on the second floor of the public security barge. He held up the phone and looked at the river and asked: "Zeng Guan, what should we do now? Why don't you ask Xu Guan? There should be more retired soldiers in Jiangcheng than in Binjiang. Let's see if we can

We can’t recruit anyone from Jiangcheng.”

Deputy Commissioner Zeng said without hesitation: "Don't worry about Jiangcheng. People in Binjiang don't like to go to Jiangcheng. Those who can change jobs and be resettled in Jiangcheng are unlikely to come to work in Binjiang. We should think of other ways."

Han Yu smiled bitterly and said: "I can't think of any other way. I finally know why when the Coast Guard was established, the superiors asked some naval units to be reorganized into public security border defense, because it was difficult to form a Coast Guard team in a while."

What is being formed now is an anti-smuggling boat crew team, not an anti-smuggling police team.

It is impossible for superiors to retire some qualified naval forces from active service as they did back then, and it is impossible for customs to recruit personnel from academies that specialize in training public security and maritime police officers.

Deputy Commissioner Zeng was busy cooperating with his superiors to reorganize the cadre team, and he really couldn't care about it. He simply said: "You can go to a maritime school to recruit, such as your alma mater. Isn't it just a crew? It shouldn't be difficult to recruit."

"This involves establishment, and employee establishment is also establishment."

"We are short of people and are expanding our numbers. We only have a dozen crew members. The establishment can be easily solved."

"I'm just going to go to school to recruit people?"

"I will report to Liu Guan later and ask Liu Guan to arrange for comrades from the Human Resources and Political Engineering Department to recruit. You go with them and you are responsible for checking."

"OK."

What we are recruiting are employees, not cadres.

And what we want to recruit is not ordinary employees, but seafarers!

No matter how high the wages of customs employees are, there is no way to make much money by running a ship. Senior seafarers with a college degree or above will not be considered at all. It seems that they can only recruit from their alma mater as Deputy Commissioner Zeng said.

The alma mater was once very glorious, and graduates were assigned to cadre status regardless of whether they were assigned to government agencies or port and shipping companies.

Although it has been upgraded to a shipping college, there are no longer technical secondary school classes but only junior college classes. However, graduates from junior college no longer have to be assigned, but instead provide talents to corresponding shipping companies, such as senior crew members to Zhang Asheng's shipping management company.

Compared with other universities, the employment rate is still very good, but it is impossible to produce cadres like before. It is said that some alumni who have taken leadership positions are no longer proud of their alma mater and have studied in various ways to obtain more beautiful diplomas.

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It was difficult for Han Yu to understand the thoughts of those alumni. Just as he was about to call the leaders of his alma mater, Xiaoyu knocked on the door and walked in.

"Okay, when did you become so polite and know how to knock on the door when you come in?" Han Yu raised his head and teased.

"I knock on the door every time I come in. Didn't you notice?"

"No."

"I was like this when I was in the police academy."

"Really?" Han Yu asked back, smiling: "Aren't you going back to Bailong Port? Why did you come back again?"

Xiaoyu pulled up his chair and sat down, looked back at Ma Jintao, who had just followed him, and said happily: "Wu Youming's fast food restaurant has opened. It's called 'Veteran Fast Food'. It's a trial opening today. He called us to come for dinner."

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Wu Youming was a cook when he was in the army, and he was a cook squad leader when he was in the reserve service.

This time to support Beihu's flood fight, the brothers in the cooking class had a really hard time. They had to make four meals a day, including midnight snacks, and had to work two shifts.

Sometimes we even have to cook for the troops assisting in the construction. There are more people eating, so there are more meals to be made, which makes the brothers in the cooking class as tired as dead dogs.

Previously, Lao Ge was unable to arrange jobs for them due to their academic qualifications.

Zhang Erxiao and Mr. Wu didn't want their comrades to come back and work after fighting the flood, so they provided money to support them in opening a store.

The store is located next to the road along the river, not far from the camp area, and the area is relatively deserted now.

When the new ferry port of Lingda Automobile Ferry is built, their store will be right next to the new ferry port. With so many buses and trucks queuing up to cross the river every day, the fast food business will definitely not be bad.

The brothers had something to do, or to be precise, they had a career. Han Yu was happy from the bottom of his heart and asked with a smile: "Mr. Zhang, will Mr. Wu come?"

"They came here early, bringing firecrackers. The store is small and there is no room to sit down. They planned to go to Uncle Ding's place to play cards, but Uncle Ding kicked them out."

"Why?"

"Uncle Ding said that the Martyrs Cemetery is no other place. Playing cards in the Martyrs Cemetery is disrespectful to the revolutionary martyrs."

"It makes sense, they should be kicked out."

As soon as Han Yu finished speaking, Ma Jintao took up the conversation: "After they were kicked out by Ding Suo, they wanted to go to the 'boss lady' to play cards, but they were kicked out by the 'boss lady' again. The 'boss lady' said that the Hong Kong Supervisory Office was

Law enforcement units cannot play cards and smoke together to create a mess."

The senior sister definitely didn’t want her colleagues from the Hong Kong Prison Office to clean them up. Han Yu couldn’t help but smile and asked, “Where have they been now?”

"Now everyone is watching Captain Cao practice driving on the road."

"Captain Cao bought a new car?"

"I bought it back and picked it up at Donghai yesterday. Those auto trading companies in Binjiang are really bad. The same dump truck is several thousand more expensive than Donghai!"

It is normal for Binjiang people to go to Donghai to buy cars. After all, cars in Donghai are indeed cheaper than in Binjiang.

Han Yu thought about it and asked: "Did Captain Cao go to a driving school? Why are you practicing driving on the road?"

"It's a lot of trouble to go to a driving school. They go directly to Taizhou to sign up and apply for a certificate."

"They didn't learn. They bought their driver's licenses in Taizhou!"

"We didn't go to a driving school back then, so why don't we just drive after getting the license?" Xiaoyu didn't think there was anything wrong with buying a driver's license, Digu said: "The certificate they issued is a real one, not a fake one. Besides,

They have driven trailers for so many years, so they have a good foundation and can get started quickly."

Our counterparts at the Taizhou Public Security Bureau are notoriously efficient in organizing examinations and issuing motor vehicle driving licenses. As long as you pay, the licenses are issued, and it is said that no one has to go.

Because their service attitude is so good, it gives driving schools in various districts and counties in Binjiang a headache.

They are cheaper than you, get certificates included, and they are faster than you. Where do you go to recruit students?

In order to compete for students, those driving schools publicize in various ways, saying that Binjiang's driver's license is very hard, and traffic police across the country recognize Binjiang's driver's license! Taizhou's driver's license is not good, and foreign traffic police saw drivers holding Taizhou's driving license.

The evidence will lead to investigation and punishment.

In fact, as long as the driver's license is the same, there is no such thing as a "hard" license and a not "hard" license. As long as you violate the rules and you should be fined and fined, you will not be given a lighter sentence just because you have a Binjiang driver's license.
To be continued...