He, born in the 1970s, took office across provinces, and the leaders of the three provincial public security departments adjusted the deputy mayor | public security system | took office

Shandong Business Daily/Subao News Network reporter Gao Jianjun

Recently, there have been adjustments in the leadership of the public security system in provinces such as Guizhou, Liaoning, and Gansu.

According to a report published by Guizhou Daily, the Third Plenary Session of the 13th Guizhou Provincial Party Committee has caused a warm response among the attending delegates. Among them, Wang Dongbin, Deputy Secretary of the Party Committee of the Provincial Public Security Department, stated that public security organs at all levels will better play the role of a new and main force in the construction of a rule of law and a safe Guizhou.

The official report shows that Wang Dongbin, who previously served as the Deputy Director of the Beijing Public Security Bureau, has been transferred across provinces to become the Deputy Secretary of the Party Committee of the Guizhou Provincial Public Security Department.

According to public information, Wang Dongbin was born in January 1971 in Beijing. Wang Dongbin has been working in the public security system of Beijing for a long time. He has served as the director of Yungang Police Station and Fengtai Town Police Station of Fengtai Branch of Beijing Public Security Bureau, the director of Dongcheng Branch of Beijing Public Security Bureau, and the deputy director of the office of Beijing Public Security Bureau.

In 2017, Wang Dongbin was appointed as the Deputy District Chief and Director of the Public Security Bureau of Dongcheng District. In 2020, he was appointed as the Deputy District Chief and Director of the Public Security Bureau of Chaoyang District.

In 2022, Wang Dongbin was appointed as a member of the Party Committee and Deputy Director of the Beijing Public Security Bureau, and has recently been adjusted.

Zheng Dongfang noticed that in addition to Wang Dongbin, there have been recent adjustments in the leadership of public security systems in provinces such as Liaoning and Gansu.

According to the website of the Liaoning Provincial Department of Public Security, on August 8th, Zheng Yi, Deputy Governor of Liaoning Province, Secretary of the Party Committee and Director of the Department of Public Security, led a team to conduct research in Tieling in a "four no two straight" manner. Ren Zhenbo, member of the Party Committee and Deputy Director of the Provincial Public Security Department, and key officials from relevant police departments of the department participated in the research and supervision.

The above information shows that Ren Zhenbo, who previously served as the Deputy Mayor and Director of the Public Security Bureau of Panjin City, has now served as a member of the Party Committee and Deputy Director of the Liaoning Provincial Public Security Department.

According to public information, Ren Zhenbo was born in November 1969 and has been working in Liaoning for a long time. In his early years, he worked at the Benxi Public Security Bureau, where he served as the Director of the Household Affairs Department. In 2008, he was appointed as the assistant director of the Benxi Public Security Bureau through the "double promotion and double examination" by the Organization Department of the Benxi Municipal Party Committee. The following year, he was appointed as the deputy director of the Benxi Public Security Bureau.

In 2016, Ren Zhenbo was transferred to the disciplinary inspection system and served as the Deputy Secretary of the Benxi Municipal Commission for Discipline Inspection. Later, he served as the Director of the 10th Discipline Inspection and Supervision Office of the Liaoning Provincial Commission for Discipline Inspection and Supervision. In December 2021, he returned to the public security system and served as the Deputy Mayor of Panjin City and Director of the Municipal Public Security Bureau, marking this adjustment.

In addition, the Gansu Provincial Public Security Department welcomed two deputy directors.

On August 8th, the Gansu Provincial Government website issued an appointment and removal notice. Among them, the People's Government of Gansu Province has decided to appoint Tang Sheng as the Deputy Director of the Gansu Provincial Public Security Department; Zhang Chengping was appointed as the Deputy Director of the Public Security Department of Gansu Province.

According to public information, Tang Sheng was born in June 1969 in Wuwei, Gansu. He has worked in the political and legal system of Gansu Province for many years and served as the Deputy Inspector of the Political and Legal Committee of the Gansu Provincial Committee.

In 2018, Tang Sheng was appointed as the Deputy Mayor and Director of the Municipal Public Security Bureau of Baiyin City. In 2022, he became a member of the Standing Committee and Secretary of the Political and Legal Affairs Committee of Baiyin City, marking this adjustment.

Zhang Chengping, born in December 1966, is from Xiahe, Gansu. He has been working in the public security system of Gansu Province for a long time, serving as the Director of Diebu County Public Security Bureau, Deputy Director of Gannan Prefecture Public Security Bureau, Captain of Special Police Detachment, and Executive Deputy Director of Gannan Prefecture Public Security Bureau.

In 2019, Zhang Chengping was transferred to the position of Deputy Mayor of Jinchang City and Director of the Municipal Public Security Bureau. The following year, he assumed the position of Deputy Governor of Linxia Hui Autonomous Prefecture and Director of the Provincial Public Security Bureau, marking this adjustment.

Say one more sentence. At present, Huang Ruixue serves as the Deputy Governor of Gansu Province and the Director of the Provincial Public Security Department. He was born in February 1972. Huang Ruixue has worked at the Ministry of Public Security for many years. He joined Gansu in June last year and is currently the youngest "leader" in the provincial public security system of 31 provinces in China.