Key facts
- Yin Jianye formerly oversaw police and judicial affairs in Jiangxi province.
- Prosecutors in Zhangzhou, Fujian province, filed the indictment with the city's Intermediate People's Court.
- The Supreme People's Procuratorate ordered Yin's formal arrest after a National Commission of Supervision probe.
- Prosecutors described the alleged bribes as exceptionally large but gave no amount.
Chinese prosecutors have indicted Yin Jianye, a former senior official who oversaw police and judicial affairs in Jiangxi province, on charges of accepting exceptionally large bribes over an alleged 19-year scheme, the Supreme People's Procuratorate announced on November 9, 2026, according to a Caixin report published November 10.
The indictment was filed by prosecutors in Zhangzhou, Fujian province, with the city's Intermediate People's Court. The Supreme People's Procuratorate had previously ordered Yin's formal arrest following a probe by the National Commission of Supervision, China's top anti-graft body.
The report did not state the amount of the alleged bribes, the years covered by the alleged scheme, or whether Yin has responded to the charges.