Wang Hongwei refused to admit that Shen Boyang was involved in the supervisory case and blamed the National Security Bureau. Da’an Branch: No other unit co-organized
Quick Look
- Shen Boyang, a member of the Democratic Progressive Party, was put under surveillance, and the Taipei District Prosecutor's Office sued the credit reporting company.
- Kuomintang legislator Wang Hongwei questioned the investigation process of the case and demanded that Interior Minister Liu Shifang be held accountable.
- The Da'an Branch issued a statement clarifying that the entire case was investigated by the Da'an Branch and the Criminal Police Brigade's task force, and was not co-organized by the National Security Bureau or other units.
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Why It Matters
Democratic Progressive Party candidate Shen Boyang is under surveillance. The Taipei District Prosecutor's Office has prosecuted the credit reporting company involved and issued a wanted warrant for the main suspect.
The Democratic Progressive Party's Taipei mayoral candidate Shen Boyang was involved in a surveillance case. The Taipei District Prosecutor's Office today sued a credit reporting company and issued a wanted notice for the suspect who is a Hong Kong citizen. Kuomintang legislator Wang Hongwei once accused Shen Boyang of blatant lies for political manipulation. Today he denied that he had overturned the case, and asked the "Blue Bird Wing" to investigate the Minister of the Interior Liu Shifang "Why the National Security Bureau took over the case that the Criminal Bureau could not handle." However, the Da'an Branch clarified that this case was jointly investigated by a task force formed by the Da'an Branch and the Criminal Police Brigade, and no other units co-operated from beginning to end.
The Da'an Branch said that after receiving the relevant report, it continued to investigate from all aspects, gradually collected suspicious criminal evidence from scratch, and reported it to the Taipei District Prosecutor's Office to direct the investigation in October last year. The entire case was under the command of the prosecutor, and the evidence collection and investigation took nearly a year. During this period, the Da'an Branch was responsible for applying for search tickets, conducting searches, and subpoenas. The relevant efforts were highly recognized by the District Prosecutor's Office.
The Da'an Branch pointed out that the task force used a team division of labor and cooperation model to review monitor images from Taipei to Taichung, compare and master the motorcycles involved, determine the vehicle registration and actual user, and then analyze the cash flow to identify the person involved.
The Da'an Branch emphasized that the investigation of crimes is an integral body of prosecutors and police, and only by performing their respective duties can the investigation and arrest work be successfully completed. The case was jointly investigated by a task force formed by the Da'an Branch and the Criminal Police Brigade, and no other units co-operated.
Open Questions
- What is the current whereabouts of the Hong Kong suspect involved in the case?







