Choking "If you are elected, let the J-16 bomb the presidential palace"! The man Shen Boyang’s fan club released a message to threaten the public and was taken into custody

A Blue and White supporter surnamed He was suspected of posting one after another in the LINE "Shen Boyang Campaign Support Club" group, threatening that if the Democratic Progressive Party's Taipei mayoral candidate Shen Boyang was elected, he would burn down the presidential palace, and also said that he would order J-16 fighter jets to fire missiles at the presidential palace and the president's official residence. The Taipei District Prosecutor's Office yesterday directed the police to search and arrest He Nan. After interrogation, they believed that he was involved in intimidating the public, intimidating and endangering safety, and other crimes, and that he was likely to be committed repeatedly, so he applied to the court for permission to be detained.

According to the prosecutor's investigation, on October 9 this year, He Nan used the nickname "Wearing glasses are useless" and sent the message "If Shen Boyang wins, I will burn down the Presidential Palace" in the group. The next day, he used the nickname "Vote to Shen Boyang and the CCP will fight" and threatened, "If Shen Boyang is elected, I will have J-16s drop missiles at the Presidential Palace and the Presidential Palace."

It is understood that He Nan called 110 in the past and claimed to have secret national security information, saying that Zhao Tianlin and Lai Pinyu would join forces to kidnap the president and plant a bomb. He was also dissatisfied with the comments made by netizens. After the court issued a protection order prohibiting harassment of the other party, he continued to make phone calls and send private messages to insult "waste women's rights" and "I will always bother you because you like to sue me." The court sentenced him to five months in prison and he was fined Yike.

Shen Boyang has recently been attacked by intimidation and false information one after another. His voice was used to fabricate deep fake audio files to collect kickbacks for U.S. military purchases. The Taoyuan District Prosecutor's Office arrested a man named Zheng on October 30 for suspected dissemination. After the interrogation, he was detained without permission. The Taoyuan District Court ordered a bail of NT$100,000 and was restricted from leaving the country and overseas for eight months. As for the composite photos alluding to Shen's drug-related case, the man surnamed Wu who reposted the photos went to court and confessed, deleted the article and publicly apologized. The Beijing Prosecutor's Office considered Shen Boyang's willingness to give him a chance to reform, so he was suspended from prosecution for two years and required to undergo 10 legal education sessions.