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The prosecutors suspected that the Chenggong Town Office purchased items with funds subsidized by the Aboriginal Association for building a cultural station and gave them to the elderly in the name of the town mayor, which was suspected of bribery.
Taitung County Chenggong Town Mayor Xie Shuzhen was charged with election bribery and was released on bail at NT$150,000 in the evening.
The Taitung Prosecutor's Office went to the Chenggong Town Office in Taitung County early this morning. At 7 o'clock, they notified the town mayor Xie Shuzhen to report to the case. Along with them were three section chiefs and instructors from the office, and notified 13 people to come to the case. It is understood that the prosecutor suspected that the government subsidized shopping from the Aboriginal People's Association as an election bribe and gave it to the elderly at the Wenjian Station. After a full day of interrogation, Xie posted a bail of 150,000 yuan at 7 o'clock in the evening.
Chenggong Town has been in a state of chaos this morning. Due to the fierce election and the high awareness of competition among various factions, Xie Shuzhen was notified of the case early in the morning, and the investigating officer came to the office to take the section chiefs away. The news spread early from the mouths of many townspeople.
It is understood that the investigation believes that from 113 to this year, Xie applied to the Aboriginal Association for funds used to subsidize the construction of cultural websites. Among them, the "crutch umbrella" purchased was given to tribal elders in Xie Shuzhen's personal name and became an election bribery item.
An insider in Xie's camp said that in fact, the 150,000 yuan in funding for each of the past three years had its own source and the name was clear. "It was never given out in the mayor's personal name." However, it was supposed to be given out in May this year, but was delayed until July due to operational issues, so it was reported by the public.
Insiders emphasized that Xie Shuzhen was innocent. However, Xie had not been seen in many recent activities. They were worried that she would be equated with election bribery, so they avoided suspicion. Unexpectedly, she was still reported.

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