Two Army sergeants turned into communist spies and leaked information about military planes. The judge ruled to postpone his detention until March.

Huang Yanjun, a corporal of an infantry brigade in the northern part of the Army, and Li Jiazhou, a sergeant of an aviation brigade, were lured by Chinese people because they were short of money. They were suspected of delivering army pay rolls, combat training materials and maintenance technical manuals to each other, and each received 400,000 yuan and 40,000 yuan in remuneration. The Taipei District Prosecutor's Office today charged the two people with corruption, national security laws and other crimes and transferred them to the Taipei District Court. The judge held a transfer court in the evening and ruled that the two people should be detained for another three months.

The lawsuit pointed out that Huang Yanjun met Chinese person "A" through the Internet between 2003 and early 2024, and was lured by the other party because he was short of money. He promised to get rewarded as long as he provided relevant information. After Huang sent his military ID card through Messenger in February 2024, he first received 30,000 yuan.

Afterwards, Huang continued to collect documents, drawings, images, messages, items or electromagnetic records that were not disclosed to the public and were related to combat training and were confidential for official purposes, as well as the above-mentioned personal information documents of military colleagues, and sent them to "A" through Messenger. During the period, he received a total of NT$400,000 in remuneration.

In December 2023, Li Jiazhou met another Chinese person "B" on the Internet, and was suspected of using an official computer in his airline company to spy on and collect undisclosed maintenance technical manuals (technical orders) and other confidential documents, and sent them to "B" via Telegram, and received a reward of 40,000 yuan afterwards.

This case was investigated by the Shilin Military Police under the command of the Taipei Prosecutor Gao Zhaoyou. The Taipei District Prosecutor’s Office has today indicted two people on charges of accepting bribes in violation of their duties, collecting or delivering official secret information for China and foreign hostile forces, and leaking secrets other than national defense. The two people in custody were also referred to the Taipei District Court for a transfer hearing. The judge ruled in the evening that both people were postponed in custody for three months.