A pre-election crackdown on gangsters raided 900 strongholds in one night. Gangsters paid 5 million to help Zhang Junjie smuggle into China. The captain found out and refused.

The Police Department held a pre-election national video conference, calling for strengthening the investigation of bribery and criminal gangs, and strictly preventing deep fake news from interfering with the election. (Photo by reporter Qiu Junfu)

After Zhang Junjie, the "big accountant" of Legislator Gao Jin Sumei, was involved in a communist espionage case and fled on bail, he was assisted, supported, and covered by specific gang members, and he was able to smuggle out of Taiwan. The election polling day is approaching. In view of the bold behavior of gangs, the Police Department last night planned and implemented the "National Simultaneous Cleansing of Gang Activity Premises" project. It will simultaneously target nearly 900 places where various gangs such as the Bamboo Union Gang, Sihai Gang, Tiandao League, etc. frequently visit, besiege, and may rely on as sources of income, as well as gathering strongholds, etc., to carry out large-scale raids to suppress the arrogance of gangs.

The task force investigating the case of Zhang Junjie abandoning bail and absconding found that Zhang Junjie was arranged by gangs behind the scenes to escape, and the smuggling channels he used were also the previous smuggling routes of gangs. He was assisted by his handlers to escape in Chiayi, Tainan, and Kaohsiung. He kept changing cars, hiding in the back of the car, and staying overnight for no more than two days, creating breakpoints for tracing and evading detection. At the same time, he was ready to stow away at any time.

When arranging stowaway matters, only the price would be informed, not the identity of the stowaway. Therefore, Zhang Junjie once prepared to stowaway from Tainan for 5 million yuan, but when he boarded the ship, the captain saw his identity and refused to avoid getting into trouble; until the 28th of last month On the same day, Chinese people contacted Chen Huating, a Chinese fisherman on the "Man Ruifu No. 6" fishing boat, and asked to arrange the stowaway at a cost of 500,000 yuan, with an advance payment of 200,000 yuan. Chen did not know Zhang's identity, and led him aboard the ship as agreed and then covered him out to sea. Zhang successfully absconded.

This time, the National Police Agency plans to simultaneously raid relevant special industry places across the country. In addition to the fact that these places are high-risk places that often cause public security problems, it also focuses on the recent collusion of foreign forces with Chinese gangs, involving assisting key criminals to escape, conducting transnational surveillance, and suppressing the public. Therefore, it launched strong raids on gangs gathering, entering, exiting, or besieging strongholds.