Chinese Police Station in NYC Closed, State Department Says

A Chinese-government police outpost in New York City has closed, the State Department told National Review today. It’s not clear exactly when or under what circumstances the station had shut down, and the FBI wouldn’t comment further on the matter — though State attributed the confirmation to the bureau.

“The FBI has confirmed that the ‘overseas police station’ in New York linked to Fuzhou has closed,” the State Department spokesperson said in an emailed statement, in response to an inquiry from NR.

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A Chinese-government police outpost in New York City has closed, the State Department told National Review today. It’s not clear exactly when or under what circumstances the station had shut down, and the FBI wouldn’t comment further on the matter — though State attributed the confirmation to the bureau.

“The FBI has confirmed that the ‘overseas police station’ in New York linked to Fuzhou has closed,” the State Department spokesperson said in an emailed statement, in response to an inquiry from NR.