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In the corruption case involving non-party legislator Gao Jin Sumei, his assistant Zhang Junjie was called the "big accountant" and was suspected of assisting him in handling illegal gains. Zhang Junjie cut off his electronic anklet on the 6th of this month and absconded, triggering an island-wide manhunt.
In the case of non-party legislator Gao Jin Sumei's "big accountant" Zhang Junjie absconding, the prosecutor's task force has successively arrested the handlers Zhou Huankai and Chen Junhan. After expanding the review of relevant images and contact tracing, the task force went to Kaohsiung last night to arrest the man surnamed Chen who lent the right car to Chen Junhan. This morning he brought him to the Xindian Police Station for clarification. After police inquiry, he will be transferred to the Taipei District Prosecutor's Office for further questioning. The driving record images will be further restored to see if there is any breakthrough.
The prosecutors investigated and found that Chen Junhan claimed that he was the driver of a white-plate car and was entrusted to pick up Zhang Nan. However, he could not tell who was the owner of the right car. They believed that he was evading the important points and not telling the truth. The task force still restored the relevant contacts and compared the driving tracks, and found that Chen Junhan was driving the right car. Before picking up Zhang Junjie, he contacted another 37-year-old man surnamed Chen several times, asking him to help find a vehicle and saying that he needed to carry people. However, he told the other party that he had a special status and could not reveal who he was. He then went to the junction of Kaohsiung and Tainan to deliver the authorized vehicle and borrowed the vehicle for 10,000 yuan.
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It is understood that after the task force obtained this evidence, they arrested Mr. Chen who lent the entitled car in Kaohsiung last night. They also searched for the location of the entitled car and seized the vehicle's driving recorder. They will review and restore the relevant audio and video in the memory card to clarify the driving route, whether there was anyone else to answer the call, and whether there were conversations in the car.
According to the prosecutor's investigation, Zhang Junjie cut off his electronic bracelet and abandoned the toilet in Da'an Forest Park on the afternoon of the 6th of this month. He took a taxi to Wanhua, Taipei, and then transferred to Taoyuan. On the way, he contacted his friend Zhou Huankai, and then went all the way south. He arrived at the junction of Chiayi and Tainan that night. He borrowed a car from Zhou and moved around the Chianan area. Zhang changed clothes every time he changed cars along the way, at least 4 times in total, and was suspected of using this to create breaking points and avoid police investigation.
It is known that Zhang Junjie arrived in Gangshan, Kaohsiung on the afternoon of the 7th to meet Chen Junhan. Afterwards, Chen Junhan drove Zhang in Kaohsiung and other places in a private car and helped arrange accommodation. The two of them also wandered around the Jianangao area. The police did not rule out that they were scouting for a subsequent escape site.
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The task force will further investigate whether other personnel were involved in Zhang Junjie's escape by restoring the driving record images.
Likely · Within days
Chen Junhan and Chen Nan, who borrowed the car, will face the Taipei District Prosecutor's Office for review and may be asked to be detained without permission.
Possible · Within days

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