Core Insights - The recent prosecution of the Weijia crime group in Northern Myanmar highlights the establishment of a violent control model over telecom fraud parks, which has been emulated by other families, leading to a severe criminal ecosystem in the region [2][5]. Group 1: Crime Organization Structure - The Weijia crime group operates through a self-contained political, military, and business "iron triangle," with significant influence in the Kokang region [2]. - Wei Huairen, the main leader of the Weijia group, has admitted that Chinese employees are the most critical resource for their operations [2][5]. Group 2: Political and Military Control - The Weijia family has maintained control over the Kokang region's border defense forces, with Wei Huairen being the highest authority in the local border defense committee [4]. - Wei Chaoren, Wei Huairen's brother, previously served as a member of the Myanmar Federal Parliament, indicating the family's deep political connections [2]. Group 3: Criminal Activities - The Weijia group engages in various illegal activities, including gambling, prostitution, and the establishment of telecom fraud parks, where they charge high rents and "head taxes" to fraud gangs [5]. - The price for hiring a Chinese employee in fraud operations has increased significantly, from 20,000 to over 300,000 [5].