
Zhang Junjie, the former director of the office of non-party legislator Gao Jin Sumei, was suspected of accepting hundreds of millions of Chinese funds to develop organizations in Taiwan. In early September, he cut off his electronic bracelet and abandoned the security and absconded. His whereabouts remain a mystery.
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Zhang Junjie is suspected of accepting hundreds of millions of Chinese funds to develop organizations in Taiwan. In early September, he cut off his electronic bracelet and abandoned its security and absconded. His whereabouts remain a mystery. The task force suspected that he smuggled out of the country on a Badouzi fishing boat from Zhengbin Fishing Port on October 28.
The task force suspected that Zhang had smuggled out of the country on a Badouzi fishing boat from Zhengbin Fishing Port on the 28th of last month. It was determined that before Zhang smuggled out of the country, he quickly ran into the fishing port from an alleyway without traffic control next to the Quanlian Supermarket in Zhengbin Fishing Port. (Photo by reporter Lin Jiadong)
Zhang Junjie, the former office director of non-party legislator Gao Jin Sumei and nicknamed "Big Accountant", is suspected of receiving hundreds of millions of dollars in Chinese capital to develop organizations in Taiwan. After cutting off his electronic bracelet and abandoning the security and absconding in early September, his whereabouts became a mystery. The task force suspected that Zhang had smuggled out of the country on a Badouzi fishing boat from Zhengbin Fishing Port on the 28th of last month. Last night, they checked the surveillance cameras around Zhengbin Fishing Port and found that late at night on the 28th of last month, a man wearing black clothes and black trousers quickly ran into the fishing port from an uncontrolled lane next to Quanlian Supermarket in Zhengbin Fishing Port and never came out again. It was suspected that the man was Zhang Junjie. However, the investigators did not dare to be careless and were still comparing and verifying the captain suspected of smuggling Zhang out of the country one by one.
Captain Liu, who is familiar with the local environment, said that there are administrators at the main entrance of Zhengbin Fishing Port to control people and vehicles, and there are monitors to record the entire process to monitor people and vehicles entering and exiting. The lane next to the Quanlian Supermarket is not only uncontrolled, but also unguarded, and outsiders can enter and exit at will. Zhang Junjie chose to enter Zhengbin Fishing Port from the alley next to Quanlian Supermarket, which could indeed avoid the fishing port surveillance system and hide his identity from others.
Coast Patrol investigators went to Zhengbin Fishing Port in Zhongzheng District, Keelung City early this morning. After seizing the fishing boat involved, they seized the track equipment from the boat and compared it with the radar system to clarify the fishing boat's sailing trajectory on the night of October 28 and clarify whether it was consistent with the declared operating sea area and whether it had contact with other fishing boats at sea to assist Zhang in smuggling to China or other countries.
The task force chasing Zhang Junjie determined that before Zhang Junjie stowaway, he quickly ran into the fishing port from an alleyway that was not controlled by people and vehicles next to the Quanlian Supermarket in Zhengbin Fishing Port. (Photo by reporter Lin Jiadong)
The main entrance of Zhengbin Fishing Port in Keelung City is controlled by people and vehicles. In addition to the administrator's control, there are also monitors to monitor the area around the clock. (Photo by reporter Lin Jiadong)
The main entrance of Zhengbin Fishing Port in Keelung City is controlled by people and vehicles. In addition to the administrator's control, there are also monitors to monitor the area around the clock. (Photo by reporter Lin Jiadong)
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The coast patrol will complete the comparison of the fishing vessel’s track equipment and radar system involved in the case, and clarify the fishing vessel’s sailing track on the evening of October 28.
Very likely · Within days

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Zhang Junjie, the former director of the office of non-party legislator Gao Jin Sumei, was suspected of accepting hundreds of millions of dollars from Chinese-funded development organizations in Taiwan. He cut off his electronic bracelet and fled from the country in early September. He smuggled out of the country on a fishing boat on October 28. The Coast Guard intercepted the fishing boat off the coast of Keelung in the early morning of the 4th, but Zhang Junjie was nowhere to be seen. The captain was immediately arrested and the boat was escorted back to Keelung Zhengbin Fishing Port to investigate the smuggling network behind it.