In a country with strict gun ownership laws and low gun crime rates, the cold-blooded shooting of civilians is almost unheard of. Zhou Kehua, who shot a couple outside a bank in Chongqing last Friday, is considered to be China's most dangerous man. He is accused of killing at least nine people in the last eight years. There is a reward of almost USD 80,000 for anyone who provides information leading to his arrest. He has been described as a "ruthless, smiling killer," and targets people who have withdrawn large amounts of money.