
中國香港人士鞠覺賢、林慶委託台灣徵信負責人鄭永津跟監立委沈伯洋,鄭男將案件轉包給謝乙辰,派員在沈宅外機車格偷裝微型攝影機進行24小時監控並將影像傳送至境外敵對勢力,台北地檢署偵結後依違反個人資料保護法起訴鄭男等人,並對兩名中國香港籍主嫌發布通緝。
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沈伯洋於2024年10月中旬被中共國台辦列為「台獨頑固分子」並立案通緝與終身追責,此時中國香港人士鞠覺賢、林慶委託台灣徵信業者對其進行跟監監控。
中國香港人士鞠覺賢、林慶前年9月間,重金砸下港幣近10萬元,委託台灣徵信負責人鄭永津跟監立委沈伯洋。鄭男將案件轉包給徵信業者謝乙辰,並派員在沈男住所外的機車格,偷裝微型攝影機,進行24小時監控,並將影像回傳給境外敵對勢力。台北地檢署今日偵結,依違反個人資料保護法將鄭男等人起訴,並對中國香港籍主嫌發布通緝。
檢警調查,「微信」、「全聯」徵信社負責人鄭永津於2024年9月5日受中國香港人士鞠覺賢與林慶委託,以港幣近10萬元的代價,(折合台幣36萬元);但因鄭男旗下公司無實際執行跟監的員工便將案件以18萬元代價轉包給「大愛」徵信負責人謝乙辰,再由謝男派員工江文鑫統籌,並由侯凱瀚及綽號「阿翔」的男子協助執行。
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偵辦人員查出,跟監初期因沈伯洋身邊有隨扈保護,跟監頻頻受阻。委託人鞠覺賢、林慶不滿進度,於同年月27日親自搭機入境台灣「督軍」。謝乙辰為向委託人交代,提議在沈宅外裝設遠端監控設備。江文鑫接獲指示後,請不知情的曾姓員工將重型機車騎至沈男大安區住所前停放,再利用夜色遮掩,將微型攝影機藏匿於機車座墊下方,鏡頭直對沈宅大門。
2024年10月起至同年11月8日止,江男等人透過手機應用程式連結攝影機,全天候監控沈伯洋及其家人進出動態,並同步安排車輛在現場守候補拍,將照片與影片上傳至Telegram跟監群組,再由鄭永津轉發給委託人,嚴重侵害沈伯洋及其家人的個人隱私與人身安全。
案件近日偵結,檢察官認定鄭男等人違反個資法等罪,依法提起公訴,並對兩名中國香港籍人士發布通緝。
檢察官認為,沈伯洋於2024年10月中旬遭中共國台辦列為「台獨頑固分子」並立案通緝與終身追責,但鄭男等人竟受境外敵對勢力資助,以科技設備進行跨國壓迫與監控,而鄭男應訊時認罪態度不誠,犯後態度不佳,向法院建請從重量處有期徒刑1年6月。
另同案被告謝乙辰、江文鑫、侯凱瀚等人,因在偵訊後期坦承犯行,故建請法院依法量處適當之刑,犯罪工具及不法所得均向法院聲請宣告沒收及追徵。
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
法院將對鄭永津等人判處有期徒刑1年6月
Very likely · Within months
境外敵對勢力將繼續利用台灣徵信業者進行對台監控與情報蒐集
Possible · Within months

A drug-driving accident occurred in Taichung City in the early morning of the 3rd, injuring a Taiwanese university student. A 21-year-old man surnamed Huang took drugs and lost control of his car, hitting an overpass and a morning jogging student. Among them, a 19-year-old male college student surnamed Chen suffered a dent in his skull and underwent reconstructive surgery. His mother issued an article denounced that the government should take drug driving seriously. The police arrested another drug-driving man at the same intersection that night. Early this morning, they checked a Mercedes-Benz parked side by side on Jianxing Road and found that a 35-year-old man surnamed Chen tested positive for drugs in his saliva and found contraband such as ketamine. The police arrested the man and impounded the car and applied for preventive detention.

A fire broke out in a tin-covered house in Waipu District, Taichung City at around 3 a.m., killing a 47-year-old woman surnamed Li and her 51-year-old Thai husband who lived in a rear room on the first floor. The police initially concluded that the fire started inside the house, and that the body was so charred that it was difficult to identify and DNA identification would be conducted. Neighbors said the couple had a good relationship, had no children, and both worked in a bicycle parts factory.

A student negotiation conflict occurred last night on Renhe 7th Street, Daxi District, Taoyuan City. A dispute broke out between the two parties over the issue of "invitation for tattoos" and physical conflict broke out. After the police arrived at the scene, they took 11 people back for investigation. One of them, a 35-year-old man, was sent to the hospital with a head injury. Firefighters assisted in the rescue. The police will investigate in accordance with the Juvenile Incident Handling Act and strengthen patrols around campus to prevent similar incidents from happening again.

At 7:58 a.m. at the intersection of Jingguo Road and Xindong Street in Miaoli City, a large truck turned left and hit an old man who was crossing the road on a zebra crossing. The old man lost consciousness on the spot and was sent to the hospital for treatment. The police ruled out that the driver was drunk and the cause of the accident is still under investigation.

In April, a 23-year-old male college student surnamed Lin hacked into the radio communication system of Taiwan's high-speed railway control center without any reason, causing three operating trains and one return train to stop running, with a total delay of 48 minutes. The Taoyuan District Prosecutor's Office today prosecuted Mr. Lin in accordance with the Railway Law and requested two years in prison. The 20-year-old man surnamed Chen who also provided the radio equipment was also prosecuted in accordance with the Criminal Law as an accessory to an offender.

Hong Kong police are investigating after a 10-year-old schoolgirl was made to carry bags of beer, as shown in online videos where she was berated by a man during a confrontation with concerned bystanders. Police responded to the scene in Tuen Mun but made no arrests. The girl's school confirmed social workers and teachers intervened, offering counselling to the pupil and her family.