
桃園地檢署偵辦少年刑事案件時,在其手機發現人口販運集團對話紀錄。該集團以江承恩為首,涉嫌以高額泰達幣報酬誘騙少年協助誘拐人員送往中國摘取器官,已有3人險受害。檢方起訴7名成員,並建請法院從重量處7年有期徒刑。
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該案起於刑事局偵辦一起張姓少年刑事案件,在分析其手機時發現人口販運集團的通訊紀錄,因而展開調查。
警方偵辦1起少年事件時,在他手機發現人口販運集團對話紀錄。(記者鄭淑婷翻攝)
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以26歲男子江承恩為首的人口販運集團,涉嫌以高額報酬招募車手、走私人員,謀議將人誘出後嚴加看管,再送往中國地區摘除器官,集團大舉吸收少年加入,聲稱只要送出1人就可獲取10到30萬顆泰達幣(1顆泰達幣約為新台幣31.50到31.90元),檢警在偵辦1起少年案件時發現此「案外案」,且有3人險受害,桃園地檢署指揮內政部陸續拘提江男等7名成員,近日依違反人口販運防制法等罪嫌起訴,並以行為嚴重侵害人權保障之普世價值等理由,均建請法院從重量處7年有期徒刑。
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全案起於刑事局偵辦1起張姓少年所涉刑事案件,分析他被扣案的行動電話時,發現通訊軟體LINE群組內有討論人口販運的對話紀錄,隨即報請桃檢指揮偵辦,檢察長張春暉甚為重視,指派檢察官楊舒涵籌組專案小組全力偵辦,經積極蒐證,調取相關事證、金流資料分析,還原該人口販運集團分工。
該集團由江男負責統籌,他於去年8月間規劃販運人口路線、看管被害人處所等細節,並透過命名為「誰不乖誰被」、「撐死膽大的」的Telegram群組,與成員聯繫犯罪分工事宜,另由其23歲堂妹江姓女子負責聯繫中國買家,成員22歲謝姓、25歲賴姓、27歲陳姓男子負責招募3名少年加入,聲稱運送1名被害人出境摘取器官,即可獲取10萬至30萬顆泰達幣,成員再從中分潤。
江男等人謀議完成後即由所吸收的少年,透過Facebook、Telegram等社群軟體,散布擔任詐欺車手或協助走私貨物出境,即可獲得高額報酬等不實訊息,誘騙有意從事非法工作的被害人後,再將被害人載送至桃園市中壢區民宅,並由成員24歲周姓、26歲簡姓男子負責集中看管被害人,等待安排出境事宜,清查已有3名被害人受騙,所幸均未遭運送出境。
專案小組縝密蒐證,掌握集團成員身分及相關事證後,先後於今年5月21日、7月15日,持桃園地院核發的搜索票,分別至5處執行搜索,查扣行動電話等證物,並陸續拘提江男等7人到案,其中,江男、陳男、簡男、賴男4人裁准羈押禁見。
檢方近日偵結,以江男等7人涉犯組織犯罪防制條例第3條第1項後段之參與犯罪組織、刑法第296條之1第6項、第1項之買賣人口未遂、刑法第297條第2項、第1項之意圖營利以詐術使人出國未遂及人口販運防制法第32條第4項、第1項之意圖營利以詐術摘取他人器官未遂等罪嫌起訴。
另審酌江男等7人欲以詐術誘騙國人至中國摘取器官,為嚴重的人口販運犯行,並嚴重侵害人權保障之普世價值,為現今文明社會所不能容許,均建請法院從重量處7年有期徒刑,以資懲戒。
桃檢呼籲,民眾切勿輕信網路不實求職訊息,也不可貪圖小利從事詐欺車手或走私等非法工作,避免遭不法集團利用身陷險境,對於此類案件必將持續從嚴查緝、嚴辦重懲,堅定維護國人生命身體安全。
警方偵辦1起少年事件時,在他手機發現人口販運集團對話紀錄。(記者鄭淑婷翻攝)
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
法院將於審理後依人口販運防制法等罪嫌判處被告有期徒刑
Likely · Within months
警方將持續追查該集團是否有其他成員或關聯案件
Very likely · Within weeks

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