Cross-border surveillance of Shen Boyang is true. 4 people have been sued and 2 Hong Kong people are wanted.

Hong Kong nationals Ju Juexian and Lin Qing spent 100,000 Hong Kong dollars (equivalent to NT$360,000) in September last year to entrust a Taiwanese credit reporting company to follow Democratic Progressive Party legislator Shen Boyang. They parked a motorcycle outside Shen's residence and secretly installed micro cameras in the seat cushions of the motorcycle for surveillance. The Taipei District Prosecutor's Office yesterday prosecuted four credit reporting companies for violating the Personal Data Protection Act and issued wanted notices for two Hong Kong citizens.

China’s hostile forces financed credit reporting companies’ secret filming

According to the prosecutor's investigation, Zheng Yongjin, the head of the "WeChat" and "Quanlian" credit reporting agencies, was commissioned by Hong Kong residents Ju Juexian and Lin Qing on September 5, 2024, to follow and secretly photograph Shen Boyang. Zheng Nan subcontracted NT$180,000 to Xie Yichen, the person in charge of the "Daai" credit reporting agency. Xie Nan's employee Jiang Wenxin coordinated and recruited Hou Kaihan and a man nicknamed "Axiang" to assist in secretly filming.

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From October to November 8 of the same year, Jiang Nan and others drove a car near Shen's home, connected the camera on the motorcycle seat through a mobile phone application, and monitored the entry and exit of Shen Boyang and his family around the clock. They uploaded the photos and videos to the Telegram monitoring group, and then forwarded them to the client by Zheng Yongjin.

Motorcycle-mounted camera surveillance video transmission client

It is reported that when the officers of the credit reporting agency first started to follow the prison, they were discovered by Shen's guards and reported it to the local branch. At that time, they traced the license plate and found that it was the vehicle owned by the credit reporting agency. They summoned the owner of the car to come to the case to clarify, but because it was found that the other party was not involved in any crime, they gave up; When Shen Boyang raised suspicions that he was secretly photographed, KMT legislator Wang Hongwei and other elite insiders questioned him about "delusions of victimization" and "self-directed and self-acted". Therefore, Shen officially reported the case, and the Da'an Branch in his jurisdiction restarted the investigation and reported it to the Taipei District Prosecutor's Office to direct the investigation.

The prosecutor determined that Zheng Nan and others were funded by China's hostile forces and used technological equipment for transnational surveillance. Zheng Nan had a bad attitude after committing the crime and recommended that the judge impose a harsher sentence of one year and six months in prison.