Camera Drone Finds Chinese Child Trafficker Hiding in Cave
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A Chinese fugitive who has been on the run for 17 years was finally caught this week after the Yongshan police used a drone to track him down.
The 63-year-old Song Jiang was previously imprisoned for trafficking women and children until he escaped the prison camp in 2002.
Since then, he has been living in a remote cave in the Yunnan province of south-west China.
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The Yongshan police had gotten a tip about Jiang's whereabouts in early September, but regular searches for him returned no results.
That's when the police decided to send camera drones instead.
The steel tile, pictured below, is what cued officers to Jiang's hiding place.
When the officers reached him, he had trouble speaking because he had been in complete seclusion for nearly 2 decades.
Jiang is now residing in jail again, though I don't know how much worse his jail cell is than the 22 square feet shanty he had previously known as home.
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Via the BBC
