
Zhang Junjie has been on the run for more than 50 days and his whereabouts remain a mystery. The prosecutor's task force continues to investigate and has ordered local police stations across the country to step up investigations.
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Legislator Gao Jin Sumei was involved in a corruption case, and his chief accountant Zhang Junjie jumped bail and absconded for more than 50 days, and his whereabouts remain a mystery.
Zhang Junjie's whereabouts have been a mystery for more than 50 days since he abandoned bail and absconded. Since Zhang constantly changed his clothes and changed his getaway vehicle, and he did so in places where there were no surveillance images, the time difference in the surveillance image adjustment was already two weeks behind. The investigation progress has reached a bottleneck. Local police stations across the country have been ordered to step up interceptions and inspections of vehicles passing through mountainous areas and suburbs.
The Taipei District Court today brought legislator Gao Jin Sumei to court for the first time in a corruption case. Her "big accountant" Zhang Junjie has been on the run for more than 50 days. His current whereabouts are a mystery, and the prosecutor's task force continues to investigate. Because Zhang keeps changing escape vehicles, and they do so in places where there are no surveillance images, the time difference of surveillance image adjustment has fallen behind by 2 weeks, and the investigation progress has reached a bottleneck. Local police stations across the country have been ordered to step up interceptions and inspections of vehicles passing through mountainous areas and suburbs.
The prosecutors continued to grasp that the cunning Zhang Junjie mostly stayed in the car for easy movement, and continued to flee back and forth in the north, middle, and south. There was no trace of Yi, Hua, or Dong. However, a geographical relationship was not ruled out, and Zhang always had a contact person to act as a nanny. If he contacted the next stop to escape, he only needed to be contacted by the contact person, and he would not stay at a stronghold for too long, and he continued to review relevant images for tracing.
As for Zhang Junjie's absconding case, the prosecutors have successively searched and interviewed 36 people. After they were arrested one after another, at least five cadres who commanded him have left the country after hearing the news. In addition, there has been an outcry of more than 10 million yuan to help Zhang Junjie smuggle into the country. Based on the relevant evidence collected by the prosecutors, it is determined that Zhang is still on the run within the country. National security, police, coast guard and other units have offered a reward of up to 6.2 million yuan.
An accomplice once revealed to the prosecutor that when Zhang Junjie was in the car during his escape, he would always pay close attention to his news reports. On the one hand, he would know who had been arrested and what progress the case had been investigated, and on the other hand, he would change other hiding places to avoid being traced.
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The police will continue to check vehicles in mountainous areas and suburbs to find the whereabouts of Zhang Junjie
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