A retired professor from the National University defended the optoelectronics industry. After paying bail, he went to the manufacturer to ask for "thank you."

A retired professor surnamed Wang escorted an optoelectronics manufacturer and was detained. After posting bail, he went to another manufacturer to ask for "post-payment". This time he could not escape the fate of being detained. Schematic diagram (data photo)

When Professor Wang, a retired professor from the Department of Mechanical Engineering of the National University of China, served as a review committee member for optoelectronic engineering projects, he not only charged consultant fees from the manufacturer Lin, but also attacked other competing manufacturers during the selection meeting to help the manufacturer Lin successfully win the bid, and the inspection was reported to the investigation. At that time, Wang and Lin denied committing the crime and were detained, but the court ruled that they should be released on bail. After leaving the District Prosecutor's Office, Professor Wang went to another manufacturer named Liu to ask for "post-payment". The entire process was searched for evidence by the investigators. This time, Wang and Liu were detained by the court and were not allowed to see him.

The prosecutor pointed out that the man surnamed Wang had worked as a professor in the Department of Mechanical Engineering of a national university in the south for many years. After retirement, he was not idle. He was hired as a review member of public project procurement cases and handled many solar panel procurement cases for public institutions in the south. The investigation revealed that Professor Wang repeatedly leaked unannounced specifications, manufacturer service proposals and other confidential documents to the manufacturer Lin.

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After the manufacturer surnamed Lin won the bid, he sent 650,000 yuan to thank Professor Wang for his help. When the prosecutor was reported to intervene in the investigation in September this year, Wang and Lin denied committing any crime when they arrived at the case and were detained by the prosecutor. However, the court ruled that Professor Wang should post a bail of 200,000 yuan and the manufacturer surnamed Lin should post a bail of 1.5 million yuan.

After Professor Wang walked out of the gate of the District Prosecutor's Office, he was unprepared and ran to another manufacturer named Liu to ask for more than 1.44 million yuan of "post-exchange money" that he had used to escort the bid in the same way. The entire process was searched for evidence by the investigators. On the 13th, the prosecutor launched a second wave of search operations and summoned Professor Wang and the manufacturer to the case. After the prosecutor resumed the hearing, they were allowed to detain the two people in court on the evening of the 14th. The whole case is still under investigation.