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The investigation previously investigated city councilor Chen Mingze's involvement in the green energy photovoltaic waste land removal case, and unexpectedly discovered that Chen Shanhui was involved in related matters.
Chen Shanhui, an independent councilor from the Zuoying and Nanzi constituencies in Kaohsiung City, is suspected of being involved in the Green Energy Optoelectronic Waste Land Clearance Case. The Qiaotou District Prosecutor's Office launched an investigation this afternoon. Chen Shanhui was interviewed by prosecutors about the case. It is understood that the prosecutor recently investigated City Councilor Chen Mingze's illegal cash flow of nearly 10 million yuan in the Green Energy Optoelectronic Waste Land Removal Case. Chen Shanhui was accidentally traced and was involved in the matter, and was brought back by the prosecutor for further clarification.
Chen Shanhui serves as the 3rd and 4th (current) council member of Kaohsiung City and the chairman of the management committee of Youchang Marshal's Mansion and Youchang Sanshan King's Mansion. At the end of this year, she gave up her re-election and handed over the baton to her son Chen Guanyu.
The Inspection and Investigation recently received a tip-off that a number of solar photovoltaic developers were planning to develop Yuyang development sites in Kaohsiung's Qiefen and Luzhu areas. Chen Mingze, the six-year-old city councilor, was suspected of forcibly intervening with his political influence and requiring the developers to transfer the profits. Run Pang's waste soil removal project was handed over to its designated operator. If the developer refused, he threatened to launch mass protests and obstruct the construction of the photovoltaic case site. In July, Chen Mingze was interrogated by the prosecutor to interrogate the case. After the interrogation, he applied to the court for a detention ban and was granted.

Taiwanese woman Jing Yunrong was murdered by fellow gang member Yang Minhan at the Fuji Kawaguchiko Hotel in Japan on October 19. The case was suspected of fraud. Former anchor Liu Hanzhu praised the media for cooperating with the prosecutor's investigation and not grabbing exclusives. He also revealed that the deceased had noticed something strange and complained to the media before his death, but he was still unfortunately killed.

A homicide fraud case occurred in Lake Kawaguchi, Japan. 38-year-old Jing Yunrong died while traveling to Japan. The prosecutor found that the suspect surnamed Li was suspected of serious crimes and was detained. The rented house owned by Li's father in Yongkang, Tainan, was dug up. Local residents revealed that a fire broke out at the site 13 years ago and claimed the lives of two sisters. The recent murders have revived the supernatural legend of that year.

A woman surnamed Yang who is suspected of slitting necks and killing people in Japan will be tried and served in Japan. Lawyer Lin Zhiqun pointed out that because the crime of homicide is a felony of more than three years, he must still be prosecuted and tried by the District Prosecutor's Office and the court after returning to Taiwan. If the sentence is higher than the sentence served in Japan, the difference must be made up after returning to Taiwan.

On the 19th of this month, Taiwanese tourist Jing Yunrong was killed with a knife by Yang Minhan, a woman from the same group, in Fujikawaguchiko, Japan. It was suspected that a huge insurance payment was involved. Former anchor Xiao Tongwen lamented that the victim had already noticed the abnormality but still could not escape. She thought of the Nanjing derailment case that shocked society 20 years ago and believed that the plot of this case was even more ridiculous.

A Hong Kong police sergeant denied failing to properly label DNA samples from Alex Kwong, ex-husband of slain socialite Abby Choi, and denied using excessive force during his 2023 arrest.

Jing Yunrong, a 38-year-old woman, was killed by her fellow traveler Yang Minhan, who slashed her neck and killed her while traveling in Japan. Forensic doctor Gao Dacheng questioned the contradictions in the suspect's confession. He suspected that the case involved the newlywed husband of a well-married woman who had murdered his wife by paying for false insurance. He suggested that an autopsy should be conducted to determine whether the deceased was drugged.