Father And Son Were Sentenced To Prison For Profit Selling Military Clothing And Articles.

The clothing of the armed forces can not be produced or sold at will. This involves the protection of the interests of national defense and the protection of the rights and interests of soldiers. There are strict laws and regulations for their production, sale and use.

However, the father and son of Jinxi County in Jiangxi province started a business of buying and selling the clothing of the armed forces in order to make profits.

On the 12 day, the court of Changting County of Fujian province sentenced the defendant Yang Kun and Yang Jianyong to 1 years' imprisonment for a period of 1 years and 6 months and 9 months' imprisonment for probation. The penalties were 6000 yuan and 4000 yuan respectively.

In April 2013, the defendant aged 48 years old.

When he chatted with his son, Yang Jianyong, when he was chatting with others, he learned that the business of buying and selling military clothing and articles was very profitable, so he sold wholesale clothing of imitation armed forces, camouflage clothes, armed police camouflage clothes, armed police sweater, PLA regular clothing shoes, military belts, woodland fans and so on from a market in Nanchang, Jiangxi province.

In from October 22nd to 24th of the same year, two

People rushed to the Changting county sales force clothing, was seized by the Changting County Administration for Industry and commerce joint County armed forces on the spot, and the Changting County Public Security Bureau seized 9 sets of camouflage clothes, 13 armed police camouflage clothes, 45 armed police sweaters, 19 pairs of military clothing shoes, 13 military leather belts, 29 camouflage caps, 1 armies of the PLA military Guangzhou military area, and the Chinese people.

Active armbands and other 2 items.

In November 7th of the same year, the two defendants were arrested in Jinxi County, Jiangxi province.

According to the court's trial, the defendants Yang Kunshui and Yang Jianyong illegally bought and sold the standard clothing and logo clothing of the imitated armed forces in active service. The circumstances were serious, and their actions constituted the crime of illegally buying and selling clothing of the armed forces.

Accordingly, the court made the decision in accordance with the law.

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