
Legislator Li Boyi mentioned Shen Boyang's being followed and Zhang Junjie's case of abandoning bail and absconding during his questioning. Police Commissioner Zhang Rongxing responded
AI-generated summary
Democratic Progressive Party legislator Shen Boyang previously said that he was being followed, and a camera was installed on his motorcycle outside his residence. The police found out that the incident was done by Hong Kong people Ju Juexian and Lin Qingwei commissioned a Taiwanese credit reporting company. Legislator Li Boyi asked the police’s response mechanism to such cross-border crackdowns during a question in the Legislative Yuan. In addition, Zhang Junjie, former director of the office of legislator Gao Jin Sumei, abandoned bail and absconded and smuggled out of the country. During this period, he set up multiple breakpoints and received assistance from many people.
DPP Legislator Shen Boyang previously said that he was being followed, and someone mounted a camera on a motorcycle outside his residence to take pictures. The prosecutors followed the lead and found out that it was indeed Hong Kong people Ju Juexian and Lin Qingwei who commissioned a Taiwanese credit reporting company, sparking discussion. Democratic Progressive Party legislator Li Boyi asked during a question in the Legislative Yuan today, how do the police respond to such "cross-border repression" incidents? In response, Police Commissioner Zhang Rongxing said that "local helpers" will be strictly investigated and dealt with.
Li Baiyi asked when questioning, if the person concerned goes to the police station to report that he is being followed, and it is finally found that the client who commissioned a credit reporting agency or gang is not from Taiwan, what is the relevant police mechanism?
Police Commissioner Zhang Rongxing said that there are currently about 10 such cases, of which 4 have been prosecuted and 5 are still under investigation. Judging from the cases at hand, there are currently two systems for transnational suppression. One is to use local mafia gangs and credit reporting companies as "local facilitators."
Zhang Rongxing said that regarding the credit reporting industry, Minister of the Interior Liu Shifang presided over a meeting last month to convene all credit reporting businesses and stated that if they accept such entrustment, they will strictly investigate, including investigation of crimes such as personal data law and tampering with secrets. In addition, regarding their business licenses, they are currently actively studying the withdrawal of licenses or related disposals.
Li Boyi also mentioned Zhang Junjie, the former director of the office of legislator Gao Jin Sumei, who abandoned bail and absconded and smuggled out of the country. Especially during Zhang's escape, he set up many breakpoints and received help from many people. How will the police deal with these "local helpers"?
Zhang Rongxing emphasized that he would severely crack down on those who helped Zhang escape. At present, about 47 people have been found who helped Zhang escape. The relevant network has been clearly understood. Regardless of whether it is a gang or any organization, they will be strictly investigated and dealt with and will never be ignored.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The police will prosecute or punish 47 people and related networks who assisted Zhang Junjie in his escape
Very likely · Within weeks
The Ministry of the Interior will revoke the business licenses or implement relevant measures for credit reporting companies that receive cross-border entrustments.
Likely · Within weeks

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