
Former Legislator's Office Director Zhang Junjie was implicated in a Communist espionage case. Surveillance footage of his absconding process was exposed, and he boarded a fishing boat in just 9 minutes.
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Zhang Junjie is the former director of the office of non-party legislator Gao Jin Sumei. He was investigated for involvement in a communist espionage case and absconded.
The surveillance camera at Zhengbin Fishing Port in Keelung City captured Zhang Junjie being driven by his younger brother to the Quanlian Supermarket next to the fishing port on the evening of the 28th of last month. He was dressed in black clothes and black pants and walked alone into the lane leading to the pier.
Zhang Junjie, the former office director of non-party legislator Gao Jin Sumei, was involved in a communist espionage case and was on the run for two months. The footage of him smuggling into China on a fishing boat late at night on the 28th of last month was exposed!
The task force to pursue Zhang Junjie reviewed the surveillance cameras around Zhengbin Fishing Port and found that Zhang Junjie arrived at Zhengbin Fishing Port by car, evaded patrols, and finally boarded the boat. It was discovered that the group behind Zhang Junjie's smuggling had a careful division of labor and used vehicles to cover and avoid patrols by coast patrol officers. It only took 9 minutes for Zhang Junjie to smuggle out of the country from the time he got off the car to the time he boarded the "Manruifu No. 6" fishing boat registered in Zhengbin Fishing Port.
The task force reviewed the surveillance footage of Keelung Fishing Port on the evening of October 28 and found that at 10:8 that night, Zhang’s younger brother drove Zhang Junjie into the fishing port area. At 10:9, he got out of the car to explore the road alone to confirm that the surrounding environment was safe. At 10:10, Zhang’s younger brother returned to the car; at 10:11, Zhang Junjie, dressed in black and black pants, walked into the port area alone, while Zhang’s younger brother left to park the car.
Then, Zhang Junjie hid alone behind a white vehicle in the port area from 10:12 p.m., waiting for instructions from the other party. Zhang's younger brother, wearing a V-neck dark top and light-colored trousers, made several trips to explore the surrounding environment and dynamics of the dock, and confirmed details such as the pick-up location and boarding time with the other party over the phone. It was not until 10:19 that the younger brother returned to meet Zhang Junjie and led him quickly towards the edge of the dock.
At 10:20 p.m., Zhang's younger brother led Zhang Junjie to the fishing boat and then quickly left the scene; Zhang Junjie was led by Chen Huating, a Chinese fisherman of "Manruifu 6", to board the fishing boat and hide. He disappeared from the camera at 10:20:30. It only took 9 minutes for Zhang Junjie to go from being driven out of the car by his younger brother, hiding at the dock waiting, to Chen Huating taking him on board.

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