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The Internal Affairs Committee of the Legislative Yuan invited IOC Chairman Guan Biling and her subordinates to attend and report on the business overview and prepare for questions. Zhang Junjie was on the run in connection with the Communist espionage case. It was reported that he had smuggled out of Keelung on October 28. Coast patrol officers boarded the ship for inspection but did not notice him.
The Internal Affairs Committee of the Legislative Yuan today invited Guan Biling and her subordinates to attend to report on the business overview and prepare for questions. (Photo by reporter Xu Yongqing)
Zhang Junjie, the former director of the office of legislator Gao Jin Sumei, was on the run in connection with the Communist espionage case. It was reported that he had smuggled out of Keelung on October 28. Coast patrol officers even boarded the ship for inspection, but Zhang Junjie was not noticed. In this regard, Guan Biling, chairman of the Maritime Commission, said today (4th) that currently the inspection and investigation units have relevant clues, and the Coast Guard is also cooperating in handling the case. The case still needs to be clarified by the inspection and investigation to clarify the truth before it can be explained to the outside world.
The Internal Affairs Committee of the Legislative Yuan today invited Guan Biling and her subordinates to attend to report on the business overview and prepare for questions. Guan Biling said in an interview before the meeting that under the command of the prosecutor, relevant clues have been grasped. The prosecutor gave instructions last night and hoped that the investigation would not be made public. It is still necessary to wait for further investigation and clarify the truth before the prosecutor will explain to the public. Please give them a little more time.
Guan Biling pointed out that in the 59 days since Zhang Junjie cut off the electronic handcuffs, the Coast Guard has cooperated with the prosecutors and police under the command of the prosecutor to participate in the case. During the process, a total of 47 accomplices were caught, of which the Coast Patrol assisted in catching 9 accomplices. All the case handling teams worked very hard.
Guan Biling said that regarding the relevant situation reported by the media, the prosecutor has now obtained all the clues from the sea, and the prosecutor has also been on-site command. After the truth investigation is clarified, a complete explanation can be given to the public.
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Prosecutors will explain Zhang Junjie's case to the public after the investigation clarifies the truth.
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