
The Taipei District Prosecutor's Office confirmed that Shen Boyang was under surveillance, and lawyer Chen Yikai criticized Lanying and the mayor's remarks as reflecting a narrow scope.
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The Taipei District Prosecutor's Office confirmed that Shen Boyang was being monitored by Hong Kong citizens. He had previously revealed that he was being followed and that a pinhole camera was installed at the door of his home.
The Taipei District Prosecutor's Office confirmed today that Shen Boyang, a candidate for Taipei mayor of the Democratic Progressive Party, is being monitored by people from Hong Kong. Lawyer Chen Yikai pointed out that the risk Shen Boyang suffered was actually real, and his personal safety was very important. However, when he was wearing a bulletproof vest outside, a certain son-in-law mayor came out and said some strange words. On the one hand, it reflected his small size, and on the other hand, it showed that he was completely confused about the situation.
Shen Boyang previously revealed that he was being followed and that a pinhole camera was installed on his motorcycle in front of his home for long-term surveillance. As a result, he was ridiculed by Blue and White people. Shen Boyang wore a bulletproof vest during his visit to Japan last month. Blue and White supporters also made a big fuss about him, once again criticizing him for being crazy and having "persecution delusions." Taipei Mayor Chiang Wanan also pointed out that "Taipei is safe, Japan is also safe," but he respects everyone's considerations.
Chen Yikai posted on the fan blog "A Lawyer's Notebook" today that when Shen Boyang reported that he was being monitored, some people started the trend on the Internet, saying that he was whimsical and delusional about persecution, and tried to use the group ridicule effect to portray him as a clown. As for the surveillance Shen Boyang and his family were subjected to? Be diluted as if it doesn't exist. However, the fact is that it exists.
Chen Yikai pointed out that although Shen Boyang was just a newcomer in the political arena at the time and had not run for mayor, and "Ocean Current" had not yet appeared, foreign forces had already listed him as a surveillance target, and they did not hesitate to spend the cost. As early as when he was still a scholar, Shen Boyang has been reminding everyone that there are imminent risks in this country and must be carefully guarded against. Then he was targeted, watched, monitored by people outside the country, and ridiculed as a "persecution delusion."
Chen Yikai said that in fact, the risks he personally suffered were real, and the risks he reminded the public to face up to were also real, but some forces were very unwilling for Taiwanese people to wake up and face all this, so Shen Boyang would become a target. Next, as he shows more and more potential, someone will definitely be motivated to do something.
Chen Yikai bluntly said that Shen Boyang's personal safety is very important and must be treated with caution. If something unexpected happens, the situation may change. Not long ago, when Shen Boyang was wearing a body armor outside, a certain son-in-law mayor came out and said some weird words. On the one hand, it reflected his small capacity, and on the other hand, it showed that he was completely confused about the situation. "Of course, it is normal that he cannot understand the risks Shen faces. After all, unlike Shen Boyang, he is a target that the enemy camp wants to get rid of. He is very safe and will always be safe."

DPP legislator Shen Boyang previously revealed that he was being followed and that a pinhole camera was installed on his motorcycle in front of his home. At that time, he was ridiculed by the Blue Camp for "persecution paranoia" and "freedom to install a driving recorder." The Taipei District Prosecutor's Office confirmed that surveillance was conducted and that the case was prosecuted in accordance with the law. Netizens bombarded the then Kuomintang spokesperson Yang Chi-Tin's Facebook page and demanded an apology. Congressman Yang Zhidou has publicly apologized to Shen Boyang.

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