A recent official notice of a role change has raised concern over the chief of a security organization in the north China city of Tianjin. A China expert says its possible that the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) official could fall from grace. A notice on Feb. 14 said that Zhao Fei, head of the Political and Legal Affairs Committee (PLAC) in the city, would serve as deputy director of the standing committee of the local legislative body, according to state media outlets. His new post is apparently less influential than his previous one. The PLAC, a Gestapo-like network operating within the CCP’s system, is tasked with overseeing police, prosecutions, and judicial systems. The change to Zhao’s duties is part of a common practice of transferring corrupt or disloyal CCP officials to less important positions prior to laying formal allegations over misconduct. Columnist Wang He told The Epoch Times that the notice …