Zhang Junjie, the former director of the office of non-party legislator Gao Jin Sumei and the "big accountant", was on the run for two months in connection with the Communist espionage case. Prosecutors tracked his whereabouts and suspected that he and another man smuggled out of the country on a fishing boat from Zhengbin Fishing Port in Keelung City on the 28th of last month. The task force investigated and found that Zhang and another man hid in a secret cabin of the fishing boat "Qianchun 168". After evading the boarding inspection by officers and soldiers of the Zhengbin Fishing Port Security Inspection Station, they transferred to another boat "Manruifu 6" in the open sea. They carried Zhang and the other two people to the middle line of the strait and handed them over to the fishing boat on the other side to be smuggled into China.
It is reported that the task force reviewed the surveillance cameras around Zhengbin Fishing Port and found that in the middle of the night on October 28, two men wearing black jackets and black pants got out of the back seat of a car from the alley next to the Quanlian Supermarket in Zhengbin Fishing Port and quickly ran into the fishing port. Then they ran onto the Badouzi fishing boat "Qian Chun 168" parked at the port. The "Money Boat" immediately reported to the Zhengbin Fishing Port Security Inspection Station of the Second Coast Guard Corps at 11:46 pm to go out to sea. The Coast Patrol officers and soldiers counted the captain surnamed Chen, 2 Chinese crew members and 6 Indian crew members on the ship, and they were correct. However, after boarding and inspection, they did not find Zhang Junjie and another man hiding in the secret compartment of the ship, so they signaled Captain Chen to sail out of the port.
After the captain surnamed Chen helped Zhang Junjie and another man pass the security check, he met another Zhengbin-registered fishing boat "Man Ruifu No. 6" offshore, which was 21 minutes earlier than the "Qian" ship and had declared customs to leave the port at 11:25 p.m. The captain of the "Qian" boat, surnamed Chen, then transferred Zhang Junjie and another man to the fishing boat "Man". The captain of the "Man" boat, surnamed Huang, took Zhang Junjie and two others to the midline waters of the strait and handed them over to a Chinese fishing boat that had been contacted, helping Zhang Junjie and the other man to successfully sneak into China and hide.
The task force's investigation found that after successfully helping Zhang Junjie and another man to smuggle out of the country, the "Man" ship drove directly back to Zhengbin Fishing Port and docked at the dock; the "Qian" ship continued to operate in the open sea, pretending to be operating in the open sea. After discovering that Zhang Junjie had smuggled out of the country, the task force used the Vessel Reporting System (VTS) on the "Qian" ship on the 3rd to find out the longitude and latitude of the "Qian" ship operating off the coast of Keelung, and asked the Keelung Coast Patrol to follow the route to intercept and inspect the ship. However, the whereabouts of Zhang Junjie and two others were not found on the "Qian" ship, and the ship was escorted back to Keelung Port East Pier 14 at around 6 a.m. on the 4th.
At the same time, the task force simultaneously seized the "Man Ruifu 6" that had been berthed at Zhengbin Fishing Port for many days, and arrested captains surnamed Chen and Huang to clarify whether Zhang Junjie smuggled out of the country. They also compared the tracks of the two fishing boats with equipment and collected biological samples and specimens on board to clarify the tracks of the two boats after leaving Zhengbin Fishing Port. Whether they had contact during the voyage, assisted Zhang Junjie to change boats with another man, and helped Zhang Junjie and two others sneak into China.
