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Hong Kong people Ju Juexian and Lin Qing commissioned Taiwanese credit reporting company Zheng Yongjin in September 2023 to pay nearly 100,000 Hong Kong dollars to follow Democratic Progressive Party legislator Shen Boyang. Since Zheng Yongjin had no actual execution personnel, he subcontracted the case to Xie Yichen of Daai Credit Information Agency, who was coordinated by employee Jiang Wenxin, and assisted in execution by Hou Kaihan and a man nicknamed "Axiang".
In September last year, Hong Kong people Ju Juexian and Lin Qing spent nearly 100,000 Hong Kong dollars on entrusting Taiwanese credit reporting company Zheng Yongjin to monitor Democratic Progressive Party legislator Shen Boyang. (File photo)
In September last year, Hong Kong people Ju Juexian and Lin Qing spent nearly 100,000 Hong Kong dollars on entrusting Taiwanese credit reporting company Zheng Yongjin to monitor Democratic Progressive Party legislator Shen Boyang. The Taipei District Prosecutor's Office concluded its investigation today and prosecuted Zheng Nan and others for violating the Personal Data Protection Act, and issued a wanted notice for the main suspect who is a Hong Kong citizen. In response, the Kuomintang group of the Legislative Yuan stated that as long as there are facts of illegal surveillance, they will be condemned. The whole case has entered the judicial process, and it should be clarified as soon as possible.
According to the prosecutor's investigation, Zheng Yongjin, the person in charge of "WeChat" and "Quanlian" credit reporting agencies, was entrusted by Ju Juexian and Lin Qing from Hong Kong, China, on September 5, 2024, for a price of nearly 100,000 Hong Kong dollars (equivalent to NT$360,000); but due to Zheng Nan's company had no employees to actually carry out the supervision, so it subcontracted the case to Xie Yichen, the person in charge of credit investigation at "Daai" for 180,000 yuan. Xie Nan then sent employee Jiang Wenxin to coordinate the case, and Hou Kaihan and a man nicknamed "Axiang" assisted in the execution.
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AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The court will conduct a criminal trial on Zheng Yongjin and others, and may impose fines or suspended sentences
Likely · Within months
The Legislative Yuan may review and strengthen the enforcement of the Personal Data Protection Law
Possible · Within months

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