A man is on the run after allegedly killing two neighbors. Some in China hope he will never be caught

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Inside his shack, Ou had kept a piece of cigarette packaging paper, on the back of which he wrote dozens of phone numbers -- of Communist Party organizations, government departments, state media outlets and various whistleblowing hotlines, according to Beijing News.
Why are the rich and powerful so arrogant?" he asked in a post in January, using hashtags of the district and municipal petition bureaus to draw official attention.
On October 13, the local government of Pinghai county issued a bounty for Ou on social media app Wechat: 20,000 yuan ($3,106) for any security footage or information leading to his arrest or 50,000 yuan ($7,765) for proof of his dead body.
"This is a heavy lesson for local governments: if they don't pay attention to the disputes and grievances of the people, conflicts could easily escalate," he said.