WASHINGTON (Reuters) -The Federal Communications Commission on Thursday proposed to fine Chinese-based video doorbell manufacturer Eken nearly $735,000 for providing false information and after security concerns were raised.
A taxi driver in central China played a crucial role in helping police apprehend a murder suspect who confessed to having “killed a person” after boarding the vehicle.The cab driver, surnamed Yin, from Wuhan in Hubei province, picked up a man in his 20s who hailed a taxi on the roadside on November 14.The passenger requested a ride covering 1,100km to Weifang in eastern Shandong province and agreed to a fare of 4,500 yuan . He prepaid 4,000 yuan and promised to pay the remainder upon arrival.
When Xia reminded the passenger about the need to drive safely, Yin recalled the man lowering his voice and saying: “I killed a person. I need to hurry back home to say goodbye to my family.” At that moment, Yin received a phone call from the police in Jingmen, another city in Hubei. They informed him that the passenger was a murder suspect and that they were tracking him and the taxi. The police asked Yin to cooperate and stall the suspect.
Another praised the drivers’ extraordinary bravery, stating: “I would have ditched my car if I were them.”
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