For those people,
they were also detestably hated.
Caught then released.
Released then caught again.
Due to the difficulty of gathering evidence,
it was hard to accuse these people of any major crimes.
Those making the phone calls would be released not long after being sentenced; fortunately, in the past two years, due to proper "publicity," many from within the cases had turned away from the dark and reported various fraud gangs via phone and internet.
From there,
hundreds of large fraud gangs were busted,
greatly deterring this type of illegal activity.
However,
because the cost was low,
and the difficulty small,
many of these people reverted to their old ways after being released.
What troubled them the most was
that some minor underlings, having no one to lead them and no real skills, and being used to making and spending fast money, were utterly uninterested in earning just two or three thousand a month.
Thus,
a shift in their minds,
