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Back|高金素梅助理張俊傑潛逃案:接應車手潘信義移送北檢複訊
高金素梅助理張俊傑潛逃案:接應車手潘信義移送北檢複訊
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自由时报·2 hours ago·Crime·3 min read·🇨🇳China

高金素梅助理張俊傑潛逃案:接應車手潘信義移送北檢複訊

無黨籍立委高金素梅「大帳房」張俊傑棄保潛逃逾一週,檢警追出4名接應者,涉嫌租車載送的潘信義今午移送北檢複訊。

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無黨籍立委高金素梅之助理張俊傑剪斷電子手環潛逃逾一週。檢警追查發現涉嫌租車接應的潘信義昨於雲林落網,今午移送北檢複訊。全案目前已有5名涉案接觸者遭約談或拘提,檢警持續追查幕後藏鏡人。

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無黨籍立委高金素梅的助理張俊傑於6日破壞電子手環後潛逃,檢警隨後展開追緝。

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男子潘信義今下午2點多移送北檢複訊,面對記者鏡頭不耐煩抱怨:「拍什麼?」

無黨籍立委高金素梅「大帳房」張俊傑剪斷電子手環棄保潛逃,迄今已逾一週。檢警密集調閱跨縣市監視器、比對通聯及車行軌跡,逐段追出4名接應者;涉嫌租車載張在南部繞行的潘信義昨於雲林落網,今下午移送北檢複訊,面對媒體鏡頭不耐抱怨:「拍什麼?」

檢警調查,張俊傑6日破壞電子手環後,先搭乘計程車離開台北,沿途多次變裝、換車,並借用他人手機聯繫接應者,避免留下自己的通聯紀錄。他南下後先取得周煥凱提供的車輛,再由不同人員分段接手,接連在嘉義、台南及高雄等地移動。

專案小組沿著張的移動路線逐段清查,發現47歲潘男疑在張南下期間協助租車並接力載送,曾駕車載張在台南、嘉義、雲林及高雄等地繞行,透過反覆移動、變換車輛製造斷點。據了解,潘有刑案前科,在接應網絡中僅屬末端執行角色,警方昨在雲林將他拘提到案,今下午依藏匿人犯等罪嫌移送北檢複訊,並循其手機及通聯紀錄向上追查指示者。

張俊傑逃亡迄今已逾一週,檢警循監視器畫面、通聯及車輛軌跡,已追出4名參與逃亡的接應者。周煥凱涉嫌提供車輛;陳俊翰則在高雄岡山接手載送,並協助安排住宿,二人上週已遭羈押禁見;陳彥安則應陳俊翰要求協助尋找車輛,再以1萬元代價出借權利車,訊後獲10萬元交保。

檢警續追藏鏡人

若連同張俊傑逃亡當天上午曾與他碰面、代為保管物品的高金辦公室助理陳俊瑋,張逃亡前後已有5名涉案接觸者遭約談或拘提。不過,陳俊瑋所涉,在於張逃亡前是否已著手處理隨身財物;周煥凱等4人則涉及逃亡後的交通、住宿及分段載送,分屬逃亡準備與實際接應的不同階段。

檢警目前掌握的4名接應者並非全都與張俊傑熟識,彼此間也多採單線聯繫,卻能在特定時間、地點完成交車及載人。專案小組一週內接連突破多個人車斷點,逐步拼出張南下後的接應路線,但張至今仍未落網;後續將從潘男的手機、租車及通聯紀錄,追查其受何人指示、張離車後由誰接手,以及整條接應鏈的真正調度者。

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  • 檢警將透過潘信義手機與通聯紀錄追查幕後指揮者

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  • ?張俊傑目前確切藏匿地點為何?
  • ?整條接應鏈的真正調度者是誰?

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無黨籍立委高金素梅之助理張俊傑剪斷電子手環潛逃逾一週。檢警追查發現涉嫌租車接應的潘信義昨於雲林落網,今午移送北檢複訊。全案目前已有5名涉案接觸者遭約談或拘提,檢警持續追查幕後藏鏡人。

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