The arrest warrant for Du Zhaocai comes days after he was booted out of the ruling Communist Party.
Chinese president Xi Jinping has led a clampdown on official misconduct since coming to power a decade ago.
The arrest warrant for Du Zhaocai, the former vice head of the General Administration of Sport of China, comes days after he was booted out of the ruling Communist Party. “China’s Supreme People’s Procuratorate has ordered the arrest of Du Zhaocai… for suspected bribe-taking,” said a report by the state-run Xinhua news agency.
A previous Xinhua report on Saturday said Du had “illegally accepted gifts and money” and was “found to have taken advantage of his posts to seek profits for others in business operations and employee recruitment”.
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