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Zhang Junjie was on the run in connection with a communist espionage case. It has been 60 days since he cut off the electronic handcuffs. The prosecutors reviewed numerous surveillance cameras and captured many cooperators, but were never able to arrest them. People familiar with the matter pointed out that if he is arrested, it may have an impact on the Bailihou election at the end of this month, and it is not ruled out that there may be even stronger support besides local forces.
Zhang Junjie, the former office director of the non-party legislator Gao Jin Sumei and the "big accountant", is on the run in connection with the Communist espionage case. It is said that he smuggled out of Keelung on the 28th of last month. (File photo)
Zhang Junjie, the former office director of the non-party legislator Gao Jin Sumei and the "big accountant", has been on the run for about two months in connection with the Communist espionage case. The prosecutors and police have been tracking his traces almost all over Taiwan. The latest news points out that Zhang Junjie left the country illegally from Keelung on the 28th of last month.
It is reported that the prosecutors reviewed the surveillance cameras and found that Zhang Junjie was confirmed to have left Taiwan by boat from Zhengbin Fishing Port in Keelung City on the 28th of last month. At that time, the coast patrol officers boarded the ship for inspection, but did not find that Zhang Junjie was on the ship.
According to people familiar with the matter, the joint task force once traced Zhang Junjie's whereabouts the day before his escape in mid-September. However, with the help of his accomplices, Zhang sneaked into the Tainan Supervision Station at night and fled to the nearby Dadong Night Market, using the crowd as cover. He traveled to mountainous areas without surveillance cameras such as Tainan, Kaohsiung, and Pingtung, and frequently changed cars to set up breakpoints. When the task force worked hard to regain control of his whereabouts on September 15th, it was already early October, a full two weeks behind Zhang Junjie's escape.
This case started when Zhang Junjie cut off the electronic handcuffs. In the past sixty days, the police from Keelung in the north to Pingtung in the south have checked countless surveillance cameras and arrested a lot of cooperators, but they have never been able to trace Zhang Junjie. People familiar with the matter pointed out that if he is arrested, it may have an impact on the Bailihou election at the end of this month, and it is not ruled out that there will be support from other than local forces or even stronger ones.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Prosecutors will continue to hunt for Zhang Junjie and investigate his escape network
Very likely · Within weeks

Zhang Junjie, the former director of the office of legislator Gao Jin Sumei, was on the run for about two months in connection with the Communist espionage case. The prosecutors reviewed surveillance cameras and determined that he smuggled out of the country from Zhengbin Fishing Port in Keelung City on October 28. Coast patrol officers boarded the ship for inspection at that time but did not find him. It has been 59 days since the incident, and the police have been searching for him throughout Taiwan and still have not caught him. People familiar with the matter pointed out that if he is arrested, it may affect Bailihou's election at the end of this month. He does not rule out the possibility of even stronger support besides local forces.

Zhang Qingyu, the abbot of Donglin Temple in Yilan, and his son Zhang Weifu were involved in embezzling more than 300 million yuan in temple property and donations, laundering and hiding the money by purchasing virtual currencies, gold and silver. Inspectors dug up more than 40 kilograms of gold and silver under the rubble outside the Zen room, with a market value of more than 270 million yuan. The two have been detained by the court and are prohibited from seeing them.

Zhang Qingyu, the abbot of Donglin Temple in Yilan, and his son, a monk, were involved in misappropriating donations from believers and laundering money using cryptocurrency and gold. The court ruled that they should be detained and prohibited from seeing them. The third generation person in charge of Jincheng Fish Ball accused his mother of going to the temple to practice spiritual practice in 2010 and remitted nearly 300 million yuan in savings within four years. The temple managed to discharge the patient privately and quickly terminated the contract and donated more than 70 million yuan in fixed deposits to the temple. After the mother died of illness, the family's request for the seal and bankbook was rejected.

Legislator Gao Jin Sumei's assistant Zhang Junjie was involved in a corruption and espionage case. He was wanted in September after destroying an electronic handgun and escaping. Prosecutors reviewed video footage from Zhengbin Fishing Port in Keelung to investigate whether he was suspected of smuggling out to sea at the end of October. More than 40 accomplices have been arrested.

Zhang Junjie, assistant to non-party legislator Gao Jin Sumei, abandoned bail and absconded for nearly two months. It was reported that he had been smuggled out of Keelung Zhengbin Fishing Port at the end of October. The response from the Coast Guard's northern deployment is still being verified. Zhang Junjie was involved in cases such as fraudulently collecting assistant fees and accepting funds from Chinese development organizations. He was prosecuted by the Beijing Procuratorate in June. In September, he was wanted after breaking an electronic handbag and escaping. The prosecutor has arrested many accomplices.

A female college student surnamed Lin from Taiwan's Donghai University was hit and killed by a driver surnamed Shi from a giant bus company. The first trial sentenced her to four years and six months in prison for negligent death. Lin's mother questioned Shi Nan's intention to kill someone when he moved the car and rolled the instrument for the second time, and appealed to be charged with homicide. Shi Nan denied the intention to kill, emphasized that he was working hard to earn compensation by delivering food, and requested a lighter sentence.