Zhang Junjie fled north and south and hid in the back car to hide from the police

I tried twice to smuggle in but failed until the third time.

Legislator Gao Jin Sumei's "big accountant" Zhang Junjie was involved in a communist espionage case and fled on bail for nearly two months. It is suspected that he may have been smuggled out of Taiwan from Zhengbin Fishing Port in Keelung. According to Zhang Junjie's two-month escape route, he tried to sneak into the country twice without success, and he did not succeed until the third time. During his escape, he traveled four times across the north, central and south, and constantly changed cars to create breakpoints. He spent most of the time in the car. If he was arranged to stay, he would not stay in the same location for more than two days. When he was traveling by car, he would even hide in the back compartment to avoid detection.

Surveillance video "time difference" once caught up with only two days to go

The task force reconstructed Zhang Junjie's escape route. On September 6, he first went to Xindian Coffee Shop, met his assistant Chen Junwei and handed over the flash drive. Then he went to Da'an Forest Park to meet with Baohehui Chen Weida. He destroyed his electronic bracelet in a public toilet and escaped. The two first took a taxi through Wanhua and Taoyuan areas. In the process, they also borrowed a mobile phone from the driver and contacted the pick-up person to pick him up in Chiayi. The two parted ways in Chiayi.

From September 7 to September 11, Zhang Junjie continued to be assisted by his handlers to escape in Chiayi, Tainan, and Kaohsiung, creating a breaking point in the pursuit. On September 8, he took an opportunity to sneak out of Kaohsiung Port, but was completely blocked by the task force. He then checked into a five-star hotel. After leaving, there were still many handlers to help him escape in the south.

From September 12 to around the end of September, Zhang continued to flee in Chiayi, Tainan, Kaohsiung, and Pingtung. During this period, he often rested in the car to facilitate movement, or was arranged to live in abandoned workhouses or private houses in mountainous areas or suburbs. From the end of September to mid-October, he moved north and stayed in Taichung, Miaoli, New Taipei, and Keelung. He also mostly stayed in the car to rest, and even hid in the back compartment while moving. If he was arranged to stay in accommodation, it would not last more than two days.

Zhang Junjie tried to smuggle in for the second time in mid-October, intending to leave the country through Tainan Port. However, the boatman with whom he had originally negotiated suddenly changed his mind and could only continue his escape journey. In late October, the task force learned that Zhang fled to Yunjia and hid in the Jia area, and the "time difference" in the surveillance images was even as close as two days. Although the police sent heavy troops south, Zhang still had many people assisting him as he continued to change cars and disguised himself to escape. The "time gap" in the surveillance images soon widened to more than a week, until the task force discovered the night before that Zhang Junjie may have smuggled out of Taiwan from Zhengbin Fishing Port in Keelung on October 28.