
協助立委高金素梅大帳房張俊傑逃亡的陳厚彰,經台北地檢署複訊後被聲請羈押禁見。張俊傑於9月6日破壞電子手環脫逃,經陳威達、潘信義等人協助逃往南部,準備海路偷渡時被查獲。檢警已拘提7人到案,對張俊傑、陳威達發布通緝並註銷護照,陳采薰則諭知2萬元交保。
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立委高金素梅大帳房張俊傑涉及貪瀆案件,於9月6日在竹聯幫寶和會成員陳威達協助下,破壞電子手環脫逃,引發全島通緝。
協助張俊傑逃亡的陳厚彰經檢察官複訊後,向法院聲請羈押禁見。(記者吳昇儒翻攝)
立委高金素梅大帳房張俊傑9月6日在竹聯幫寶和會成員陳威達協助下,破壞電子手環脫逃。台北地檢署迄今已拘提7人到案,並對張、陳二人發布通緝。前晚及昨日凌晨拘提到案的陳采薰、陳厚彰等兩人,昨日下午陸續送抵台北地檢署複訊,其中陳女涉案情節較輕,檢察官諭知2萬元交保;而負責在高雄接應張俊傑的陳厚彰,則被聲押禁見。
檢警查出,張俊傑在陳威達的幫助下,破壞電子手環後,從桃園分頭逃亡,陳威達在台中地方黑幫分子潘信義的協助下,往中、南部逃竄;張俊傑則搭乘周煥凱的車從嘉義到台南、高雄,再轉搭昨凌晨到案的陳厚彰的車輛,與高雄的接頭人陳俊翰碰面後,準備透過海路偷渡,但到達港口前卻發現,已經被嚴密封鎖。陳俊翰安排張俊傑到五星級酒店休息後,再將人交回給陳厚彰。
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檢警前日深夜先拘提潘信義的女友陳采薰,昨凌晨再拘提高雄接駁關鍵人物陳厚彰。
台北地院昨日晚間裁定收押幫助陳威達逃亡的潘信義,其女性友人陳采薰則經檢察官複訊後,諭知2萬元交保。
另拘提到案的陳厚彰,涉案程度較深,檢察官複訊後,依毀損公物及藏匿人犯等罪,昨深夜向法院聲請羈押禁見。
台北地檢署14日也以涉犯毀損公物罪及脫逃罪,正式對張俊傑、陳威達2人發布通緝,同時已函請外交部領事事務局註銷張俊傑的護照。
潘信義的女性友人陳采薰,檢察官昨日複訊後,諭知2萬元交保。(記者吳昇儒翻攝)
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
檢警將持續追緝張俊傑與陳威達,並擴大調查其協助網絡
Very likely · Within weeks
司法機關可能對高金素梅辦公室內部管理進行檢討
Possible · Within months

A burglary occurred at an apartment in Yancheng District, Kaohsiung City earlier this month. The resident found that more than 60,000 yuan in cash, documents, debit cards and gold jewelry left by his grandmother were stolen. Police surveillance cameras identified Jiang Nan (41 years old), a friend of the house owner, as being involved in the case, and found that he copied the keys and broke into the house while the victim was drunk and unconscious, and tried to withdraw money using a debit card to no avail. Jiang Nan was arrested and charged on the 13th. The police recovered the stolen gold jewelry and other items and returned them to the victim.

Due to a lack of funds, moneylender Wang Fufeng conspired with wanted criminal Jiang Zhongying to lure and kidnap a family of three loan tycoons named Lin and extort a ransom of 11.4 million yuan. The Kaohsiung High Branch Court revoked the original verdict and sentenced Wang Fufeng to 10 years in prison in February, his accomplices E Weijie in June 9, Zhou Guanyi in February 2010, and Jiang Zhongying fled Vietnam and never returned.

Prosecutors from the Taoyuan District Prosecutor's Office investigated the death case of a man surnamed Chu, and found that the deceased had died of an overdose of heroin. Wu Yousheng, who claimed to be an "onmyoji", was suspected of killing his son by defrauding Chu's father of 1 million yuan for fear of harming the whole family. He also used the same method to poison the godson surnamed Chen to fraudulently collect 4.51 million yuan in insurance money. The prosecutor has now concluded an indictment against Wu Nan, Chu's father and five accomplices. The whole case will be transferred to the National Judge's Court.

It has been the 10th day since Zhang Junjie, assistant to non-party legislator Gao Jin Sumei, was suspected of embezzlement, abandoned bail and absconded. His escape route spanned the north, central and south and he disguised himself multiple times. The prosecutor's task force continued to investigate and offered a reward of 1 million yuan. Seven accomplices have been arrested so far. Zhang Junjie was last seen in Tainan.

A collision between a motorcycle and a truck occurred at around 7 a.m. in Lunbei Township, Yunlin County on the 16th. A 43-year-old woman surnamed Liao was riding a motorcycle while carrying her two junior high school sons to school. She collided with a vegetable truck driven by a migrant worker. The woman's heart and lungs stopped. Two junior high school students and the migrant driver were injured. They were all sent to the hospital for emergency treatment. The cause of the accident is still being clarified by the police.

Since mid-August, a number of donation boxes and store change have been stolen in Hualien City's Zhongshan Road area. The police identified a 45-year-old man named Huang as involved in the case. After investigation, it was found that he stole the change box and cash from the counter with his bare hands, resulting in a loss of more than tens of thousands of yuan. He also admitted to being involved in two other thefts. The prosecutor's application for detention was approved, and the police called on businesses to strengthen anti-theft measures.