At first, there was no lawlessness in the investigation, and Shen Boyang was ridiculed by the blue camp. Shen Boyang had "delusions of victimization."

Shen Boyang, the Taipei mayoral candidate of the Democratic Progressive Party, previously revealed that he was being followed and that a pinhole camera was installed on the motorcycle in front of his home for long-term surveillance. At first, because the Taipei City Police responded that there was nothing wrong with the investigation, many people in the blue camp ridiculed it as "persecution paranoia" and "self-directed and self-acted." The Taipei District Prosecutor's Office today concluded that a person from Hong Kong entrusted the Taiwan Credit Information Agency to follow Shen Boyang. The Da'an Police Branch stated that the answer at the time was "Shang" and the investigation was not illegal because there was indeed no evidence of illegality at the time. The evidence was found only after continued investigation.

The police stated that the incident occurred from October 2024 to November 8 of the same year. In 2024, Shen Boyang did report that a vehicle was following him. However, after checking the car number provided by Shen Boyang, the Da'an Branch found that it was only a nearby vehicle and could not confirm illegal evidence of being followed. It had to temporarily deploy additional police forces to strengthen patrols and maintain security around the area to maintain vigilance. Shen Boyang did not formally report the crime at that time.

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But at that time, Shen Boyang was also secretly photographed by a motorcycle equipped with pinhole photography equipment. After Shen Boyang broke the news on a political commentary program in September last year, he officially reported the case in October last year. The police then reported it to the prosecutor and re-investigated. After reviewing the driving trajectory and other technological investigations, After investigating the means, it was found that Xie Yichen, a credit reporting company, assigned employees Jiang Wenxin and others to ride a heavy motorcycle to park in front of Shen Nan's residence in Da'an District. Then, using the cover of darkness, he hid a miniature camera under the motorcycle's seat cushion to monitor the entry and exit of Shen Boyang and his family.

These credit reporting companies also arranged for other vehicles to wait at the scene to take additional photos. The photos and videos taken were uploaded to the monitoring group through Telegram and then forwarded to the client. After continuous investigation by the procuratorate, the client was found to be Ju Juexian, Lin Qing and others from Hong Kong, China, who entrusted Taiwan's credit reporting chief Zheng Yongjin to follow up.

The case was concluded recently. The prosecutor found Zheng Nan and others guilty of violating personal information laws, initiated public prosecutions in accordance with the law, and issued a wanted order for two Hong Kong nationals. The co-defendants Xie Yichen, Jiang Wenxin, Hou Kaihan and others confessed to the crime at the later stage of the investigation, so they requested the court to impose appropriate punishments in accordance with the law. The criminal tools and illegal gains were all petitioned to the court for confiscation and taxation.