A police chief in Guangzhou, capital of south China's Guangdong Province, has been suspended from his post as he is investigated over allegations of bribery.
The municipal discipline inspection commission confirmed on Friday that the probe into He Jing, deputy police chief of the Guangzhou Bureau of Public Security, has started.
According to the commission, He was alleged to have taken advantage of his post to take bribes since 2003, when he was police chief of the Baiyun District Branch of the bureau.
He has also been accused of having affairs with several women and possessing huge amounts of unaccountable property.
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