
無黨籍立委高金素梅前辦公室主任張俊傑涉嫌收受上億中資在台發展組織,9月初剪斷電子手環棄保潛逃,10月28日搭漁船偷渡出境,海巡署4日凌晨在基隆外海攔截該漁船,但未見張俊傑蹤影,隨即逮捕船長並將人船押回基隆正濱漁港,清查背後偷渡網絡。
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張俊傑涉嫌收受上億中資在台發展組織,9月初剪斷電子手環棄保潛逃,專案小組歷經59天全台動員大搜捕、拘提逾40名接應共犯。
無黨籍立委高金素梅前辦公室主任、綽號「大帳房」的張俊傑上月28日搭漁船偷渡出境,海巡署4日凌晨在基隆外海攔截該漁船,押回基隆港釐清中。(資料照)
無黨籍立委高金素梅前辦公室主任、綽號「大帳房」的張俊傑涉嫌收受上億中資在台發展組織,9月初剪斷電子手環棄保潛逃。專案小組歷經59天全台動員大搜捕、拘提逾40名接應共犯後,張仍於10月28日搭漁船偷渡出境,海巡署4日凌晨在基隆外海攔截該漁船,但未見張俊傑蹤影,隨即逮捕該漁船船長,於清晨6時許將人船押回基隆正濱漁港,清查背後龐大偷渡網絡。
據悉,張俊傑逃亡期間一路從雲嘉、台南竄逃至新北、基隆,沿途透過無數協力者接力載送與反覆換車避開追查。監視器畫面顯示,張於10月28日晚間10時許在基隆正濱漁港登船。當時安檢所海巡人員雖依規定登船實施出港檢查,但張藏匿於船艙密閉夾層內,登檢人員未能察覺,致其順利突破港口防線出海。
知情人士指出,該漁船駛至海峽中線外與對岸接應船隻會合完成轉運,隨後還在海上佯裝捕魚以掩人耳目。海巡署事後調閱港監及雷情系統標定定位,今(4)日凌晨基隆外海攔截該涉案漁船,但船上已無張俊傑身影,隨即逮捕船長,並於清晨6時許,將該漁船押回正濱漁港,全面擴大清查背後的龐大偷渡網絡。
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
海巡署將擴大偵查背後偷渡網絡並追捕張俊傑
Very likely · Within days

A small truck overturned on the northbound lane of Aoguqiao, Dongshi Township, Chiayi County, on Provincial Highway 17 Coastal Highway this morning. Seven male foreign migrant workers on board were injured and sent to the hospital. The driver was an Indonesian man and his sobriety test was zero. The cause of the accident is still under investigation by the police.

The 165 anti-fraud hotline of the Police Department received a large number of reports from the public, alleging that NT$100,000 was transferred from a Wing Fung Bank account to a specific account without warning. According to statistics from the Criminal Bureau, as of 12 noon yesterday, a total of 68 reports had been received. The victims were highly concentrated among men from Yunlin whose ID card number started with P1. The Taipei District Prosecutor's Office has assigned the case to be investigated by prosecutors from the Anti-Black Money Task Force, and is charged with interfering with computer use and other crimes. Sino-Fung Bank stated that it has launched a comprehensive investigation and announced that the bank will advance the funds to the depositors who have been stolen.

The Police Press Conference pointed out that as of the end of last month, 184 cases of election disinformation had been investigated, of which 112 cases and 153 people had been transferred to judicial authorities; 9 cases of transnational suppression had been investigated, 4 cases had been prosecuted, and 5 cases of gangs and collaborators in Taiwan were actively investigated. There are various methods used by foreign forces to interfere in the election, and the police will continue to investigate and track down the instigators behind the scenes.

Zhang Junjie, the former director of the office of non-party legislator Gao Jin Sumei, was suspected of accepting hundreds of millions of Chinese funds to develop organizations in Taiwan. In early September, he cut off his electronic bracelet and fled the country. The task force determined that he smuggled out of the country on a Badouzi-registered fishing boat from Zhengbin Fishing Port in Keelung City on October 28. Coast patrol officers have seized the fishing boat involved and seized track equipment for comparison.

A man surnamed Wang in Tamsui District, New Taipei City, abused his 4-month-old son for a long time. Before June 6, 2022, he beat the child on the head again, causing intracranial hemorrhage and died. His mother, a woman surnamed Lu, knew she was injured but did not send him to the hospital in time. Shilin District Court sentenced Mr. Wang to 10 years and Ms. Lu to 2 years; the High Court upheld Mr. Wang's sentence to 10 years, and Ms. Lu's sentence was commuted to 2 years with a suspended sentence of 4 years. During the suspended period, she was placed under protective control and required to receive 4 sessions of legal education.

A tractor-trailer carrying steel coils fell off due to improper fixation while traveling on Gaonan Highway in Nanzi District, Kaohsiung City. Fortunately, no people or vehicles were affected. In accordance with Article 30, Item 1, Paragraph 7 of the Road Traffic Management Punishment Regulations, the police issued a fine of 3,000 to 18,000 yuan to the 55-year-old driver named Li, and ordered him to make corrections or prohibit passage.