Inquiries about the wanted order need to go to the local police station for consultation. Ordinary citizens can't find it online, only the internal system of public security will record the relevant information of wanted criminals. Only the public security organs have the right to issue a list of wanted orders, and the issuance of wanted orders should also be based on the jurisdictional requirements stipulated by law. I. List of Wanted Orders How to inquire about the list of wanted orders? Ordinary citizens can't find it on the internet. They can consult the local police station. The list query of wanted orders involves the national information resource query system of illegal crimes, which is an information system that can only be queried by entering the internal system of public security. Wanted list query can find fugitives online, which belongs to database technology. Please visit the websites of People's Republic of China (PRC) and the Ministry of Public Security for wanted criminals in major cases. Ordinary people can't find the national fugitive information system, and ordinary fugitives can't find it online. They have to go to the police station to find it through the national online pursuit platform of the public security network. In the criminal procedure law, wanted is a special form of arrest, and its target is the fugitive criminal suspect who should be arrested. The targets of online pursuit include not only fugitives who have gone through the legal procedures of arrest, but also a large number of fugitives who have been detained in criminal detention. Their information is only for public security organs to inquire and compare. The wanted order can be released to the public through public media such as radio, television, newspapers and computer networks, and is known to the general public. However, the information of online fugitives can only be published on the public security network, which is only for public security organs to inquire and compare. It is confidential and its audience is limited to the people's police of public security organs. According to the spirit of "Notice of the Ministry of Public Security on Relevant Matters Concerning Handling Wanted Orders" (No.99 [2000] of the Ministry of Public Security), the information of wanted criminals must first be uploaded to the public security network and entered into the "Information Database of Fugitives of the Ministry of Public Security". Online pursuit has absorbed some functions of wanted criminals. No other organ, unit or individual has the right to issue a wanted order on its own. When the people's procuratorate needs to hunt down a fugitive criminal suspect, the public security organ shall issue a wanted order. When a public security organ issues a wanted order, the scope of publication is limited. According to the second paragraph of Article 123 of the Criminal Procedure Law, public security organs at all levels can directly issue wanted orders within their jurisdiction, and if they exceed their jurisdiction, they should report to the higher authorities that have the right to decide to issue them. In practice, public security organs at or above the county level can directly issue wanted orders within their jurisdiction; Adjacent public security organs at the provincial, prefectural and county levels that have a fixed cooperative relationship can copy each other's wanted orders and report them to the public security organs at higher levels for the record; If an important fugitive needs to be wanted nationwide or across cooperative areas, the public security departments and bureaus of provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government shall report to the Ministry of Public Security, which shall issue a wanted order. 2. The wanted object can only be the criminal suspect who should be arrested and escaped according to law, and of course it also includes the criminal suspect who was arrested and escaped while in custody. Third, who will be wanted? The wanted person must be a fugitive criminal suspect who should be arrested according to law. If a criminal suspect in custody escapes, or a criminal suspect who should be arrested for a crime turns to residential surveillance or is released on bail pending trial, wanted measures can also be taken. The wanted person must meet three conditions at the same time: (1) The wanted person must be a criminal suspect; (2) The criminal suspect meets the conditions for arrest; (3) The criminal suspect has really evaded legal responsibility and his whereabouts are unknown. The public security organ may issue a wanted order and take effective measures to hunt down criminal suspects who meet the above conditions. Wanted order refers to a written order issued by the public security organ to arrest a fugitive criminal suspect. A wanted order shall generally indicate the wanted person's name, gender, age, place of origin, clothing, pronunciation, physical appearance and name of the crime, with photos attached and stamped with the official seal of the issuing authority. After being arrested and brought to justice, the organ that issued the wanted order shall notify the cancellation of the wanted order.
Legal objectivity:
Article 155 of the Criminal Procedure Law stipulates that if a criminal suspect who should be arrested is at large, the public security organ may issue a wanted order and take effective measures to pursue and bring him to justice. Public security organs at all levels can directly issue wanted orders within their respective jurisdictions; Beyond the scope of this jurisdiction, it shall be reported to the higher authorities that have the right to decide to publish it.