Legislator Gao Jin Sumei's "big accountant" Zhang Junjie was indicted for conspiring with Gao Jin to fraudulently collect assistant fees. Zhang broke his electronic bracelet late at night on the 6th and fled after jumping bail. The court has issued a wanted order for him. (File photo)
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The judge came to the door in person but could not find anyone. Zhang Junjie, Gao Jin Sumei’s accountant, ran away and was wanted.
Zhang Junjie, the "big accountant" of non-party legislator Gao Jin Sumei, was indicted for conspiring with Gao Jin to fraudulently collect assistant fees. After Zhang was transferred to the Taipei District Court, the judge ordered him to post a bail of 10 million yuan and be subject to technological surveillance. However, Zhang abandoned his bail and absconded after destroying his electronic bracelet late at night on the 6th. The court has issued a wanted order for him.
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For details, see the judge who came to visit in person but could not find anyone. Zhang Junjie, the accountant of Gao Jin Sumei, ran away and was wanted.
"Freedom Day Shoot" led a delegation to China and was entertained with the intention of recommending Tucheng Mayor Yao Weihua. He was not guilty and was sentenced to 2 and a half years in prison.
Three years ago, Yao Weihua, the mayor of Qingshan District, Tucheng District, New Taipei City, together with Jian Anshi, the chairman of the Chinese Youth Cultural, Educational and Art Exchange Association, invited the district chief, relatives and friends to China to receive landing receptions with the intention of influencing the presidential and legislative elections. He also told the members that "this is "Xi Jinping's treat"; the two were acquitted in the first trial. In February this year, the High Court of the second trial reversed the sentence and changed the sentence of Yao to June 2 and August 4, respectively, according to the anti-osmosis law, and each was deprived of public power for two years. The Supreme Court rejected the defendant's appeal and sentenced him to prison in the near future.
For details, see "Free Daily Shoot" led a delegation to China to be entertained with the intention of recommending Tucheng Mayor Yao Weihua. He was not guilty and was sentenced to 2 and a half years in prison.
Four more victims: Tamsui pharmacist again accused of touching buttocks and fingering
A pharmacist surnamed Chen in Tamsui City, New Taipei City, drugged a female college student with the suspected intention of sexually assaulting her. The Shilin District Court ruled the day before yesterday that she could not be detained in custody. There are new developments in the case. Four female students who had worked in the pharmacy complained that they had been harassed by Chen. One of them even accused Chen of sexually assaulting her with his fingers. The police yesterday produced transcripts of the four victims and the entire case is under investigation.
For details, see 4 more victims. Tamsui pharmacist was again accused of touching buttocks and fingering.
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Passive and not countersigned...Zhuo Kui calls himself the goalkeeper of the bill, Blue and White criticizes the centralized emperor
Executive President Toh Wing-tai has repeatedly failed to countersign bills passed on third reading by the Legislative Yuan, leading to disputes between the executive and legislative chambers. Zhuo Yongtai claimed yesterday that the reason for not countersigning the Satellite Broadcasting and Television Law, the Limited Broadcasting and Television Law and the Radio and Television Law passed by the Legislative Yuan as amended was to prevent the party, government and military from re-involving in the media and to ensure that media independence was not interfered with; as for not countersigning the amendment to the Legislative Yuan Exercise of Powers Act, it was to avoid decriminalizing only the legislative assistant fees.
For details, see Passive without countersigning...Zhuo Kui claims to be the goalkeeper of the bill, and Blue and White criticizes the centralized emperor.
Far-right scares Europe, Alternative for Germany wins state parliamentary election
The far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) won 43.8% of the vote in the parliamentary election in the eastern German state of Saxony-Anhalt on the 6th. In addition to becoming the largest party in the state for the first time, the AfD is also just one step away from local governance for the first time. Foreign media reported that although it was a local-level election, it was still regarded as the largest electoral victory for the far right in Germany after World War II.
For details, see the far-right Alternative for Europe, which frightened Europe and won the state parliamentary election.
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Merchant ship traffic in eastern waters overtakes Taiwan Strait
For decades, China's maritime pressure on Taiwan has focused mainly on the Taiwan Strait, but now Beijing is exerting unprecedented pressure on Taiwan's eastern waters. US media reported on the 7th that if the Taiwan Strait is compared to the "front door", the eastern waters of Taiwan facing the Pacific Ocean are the "back door."
For details, see Merchant Ship Traffic in Eastern Sea Areas Overtaking Taiwan Strait.
More than half of primary school agents are unlicensed, raising doubts
According to statistics from the Ministry of Education, in the 113th school year, acting teachers accounted for 15% of primary schools and 19% of junior high schools. According to statistics from the Audit Department, "three-recruitment acting teachers" without teacher certificates accounted for approximately 54% of primary schools and 29% of junior high schools. Parents are worried that recruiting unlicensed teachers will affect teaching quality, but the agency teachers union emphasizes that all agency teachers have passed campus screening and should be treated equally, and those who are dedicated to education should not be forced away.
For details, see More than half of primary school agents are unlicensed, raising concerns.
Yao Weihua, the chief of Qingshan District, Tucheng District, New Taipei City, invited the chief, relatives and friends to China three years ago for a landing reception with the intention of influencing the presidential and legislative elections. His sentence was commuted to two years and six months in prison. (Picture: taken from "New Taipei City Tucheng District Office" Facebook)
A pharmacist surnamed Chen in Tamsui City, New Taipei City, drugged a female college student and was suspected of intending to sexually assault her. Yesterday, it was reported that four more female students were victimized; the picture shows the New Taipei City Health Bureau going to investigate on the 4th. (Photo: Provided by New Taipei City Health Bureau)
