Former Chinese deputy police minister sentenced for corruption

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A former deputy police minister who was accused of leading a crime gang of government officials was given a death sentence with a two-year reprieve Friday on charges of manipulating the stock market, taking bribes and other offences, in a case that involved at least two former Cabinet officials, Chinese state TV reported.

Sun Lijun's conviction adds to a string of senior officials who have been punished in an anti-graft campaign launched after President Xi Jinping took power in late 2012 that some see as politically motivated.

Sun was convicted by the court in the northeastern city of Changchun of collecting 646 million yuan in bribes, China Central TV reported on its website. The former justice minister, Fu Zhenghua, pleaded guilty to taking bribes to help hide criminal activity. Earlier news reports accused him of joining "Sun Lijun's political gang."

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