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The candidate surnamed Zhang, who is registered as a candidate for the Liubaoli District Chief Election in Daya District, Taichung, is suspected of organizing a one-day trip for residents on August 29 and providing free meals. During the process, he publicly solicited votes and asked for support. He was accused of engaging in vote bribery.
Candidate surnamed Zhang, the head of Liubao Village in Daya, Taichung, was suspected of hosting tourist meals for election bribery. After searching and interviewing the candidates yesterday, the Taichung District Prosecutor's Office requested the court that the candidate surnamed Zhang, Wu and Huang were detained and banned from meeting. (Photo by reporter Chen Jianzhi)
A candidate surnamed Zhang, who registered to run for Liubao District Chief in Daya District, Taichung, hosted more than 30 residents on a one-day trip in August this year and provided three meals and snacks worth more than NT$1,200 for free. On the way, he publicly asked for votes and asked for support. He is suspected of being involved in election bribery by hosting tourist meals, according to the Taichung District Prosecutor's Office On the 22nd, a search ticket was used to search, and a total of 38 people, Zhang Nan, Wu Nv, and Huang Nan were notified to the case. Because Zhang Nan, Wu Nv, and Huang Nan were considered to be involved in voting bribery, they applied to the Taichung District Court for a detention ban late last night. The Taichung District Court will make a ruling today.
The Taichung District Prosecutor's Office stated that after it was reported that the candidate surnamed Zhang, who was registered to run for Liubao District in Daya District, was suspected of hosting a tourist meal for election bribery, prosecutor Liao Zhixiang immediately directed a task force to search 4 premises with search tickets on September 22, and notified Zhang Nan and other defendants and witnesses, a total of 38 people, to come to the case.
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The Central Prosecutor's Office pointed out that after investigation, the candidate surnamed Zhang, Wu Nv, Huang Nan and others were suspected of entertaining more than 30 Li residents on August 29 this year, taking a free one-day trip, and providing three meals and snacks worth 1,200 yuan per person for free. The candidate surnamed Zhang also publicly asked for votes and support during the trip.
After interrogation by the prosecutor, the candidate surnamed Zhang and two supporters Wu and Huang were involved in the serious crime of voting bribery under Article 99, Item 11 of the Public Employee Election and Recall Act, and there were enough facts to prove that there was a risk of colluding with accomplices or witnesses. Late last night, they applied to the court for a detention ban. The Taichung District Court will make a ruling today.
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AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The Taichung District Court will decide today whether to detain candidate Zhang, Wu and Huang
Very likely · Within hours
If detention is granted, further investigation into election bribery charges and possible prosecution will be carried out
Likely · Within weeks

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