腾讯通报：90余人被解聘，20余人涉嫌犯罪被移送警方，30余名涉案外部人员被抓获

Core Viewpoint - In 2025, Tencent's Anti-Fraud Investigation Department identified and dealt with over 70 cases of violations of the "Tencent High Voltage Line," resulting in the dismissal of over 90 individuals, with more than 20 being referred to law enforcement for criminal charges [1][2][3]. Summary by Sections Cases of Asset Misappropriation - He Yongkang from IEG Quality Management Department was found guilty of embezzling company assets and sentenced to 1 year and 2 months in prison, along with a fine of 20,000 RMB [1]. - Qin Yuan from CSIG Smart Industry Department was also convicted of asset misappropriation, receiving a 6-month prison sentence and a fine of 40,000 RMB [1]. - Ye Huahua from the subsidiary Nuclear Entertainment Game Interactive Center was sentenced to 3 years in prison and fined 100,000 RMB for similar offenses [2]. - Wang Mengwei from the subsidiary Tengzhuo R&D Center received a 5-month detention with an 8-month probation and a fine of 10,000 RMB for misappropriating assets [2]. - Multiple individuals from various departments, including CDG and PCG, were found guilty of similar offenses, leading to their dismissal and blacklisting [3][4][5]. Cases of Bribery - Li Xiang from CDG Advertising Marketing Service Line was involved in bribery by soliciting benefits from external companies, leading to his dismissal and referral to law enforcement [2]. - Liu Xiankai and Lin Haiqiang from the former PCG Value-Added Products Department were also implicated in bribery, resulting in their dismissal and blacklisting [3][4]. - Chen Si from CSIG East District Business Department and other employees were similarly found guilty of soliciting benefits from external companies, leading to their dismissal and legal action [3][4]. Theft Cases - Tian Chuanwu from CSIG Cloud Products Department was charged with theft of company assets, resulting in his dismissal and referral to law enforcement [5]. - Mai Jinming from CSIG Information Platform and Service Line was also found guilty of theft, leading to similar consequences [5].