Illegal radio broadcasts first began filling China's airwaves back in 2013.
Since then, they've become rampant, normally blasting listeners with various types of content, ranging from sketchy medical infomercials to lewd and pornographic content.
Law enforcement officials say for the exception of Tibet, these types of illegal broadcasts have been noted all over China.
Chen Shiqu with the Ministry of Public Security says their campaign has focused on getting to the root of the problem.
"We've been trying to target the business operations which set up the illegal broadcasts. We've also been targeting those who produce and sell the equipment used for the broadcasts. Those who purchase airtime on them to spread the
