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After receiving intelligence information, the New Taipei District Prosecutor's Office discovered that the team of Chen Nan, a candidate for district chief in Taishan District, was involved in providing free haircuts and bean curd shops to solicit bribes during Father's Day. According to Chen Nan's public Facebook, he was a TV shopping host and Taobao live broadcast host.
New Taipei District Prosecutor's Office. (File photo)
The New Taipei District Prosecutor's Office recently received information and discovered that a team of candidates surnamed Chen, who is not a party member in Taishan District, New Taipei City, in order to seek support from voters, was involved in providing free haircuts (worth about 10 yuan per person) in the community under the name of "Father's Day Free Cutting Activity" on Father's Day on August 8 this year. 0 yuan), and entertained some people to eat tofu pudding (each worth about 50 yuan), in order to obtain bribes; the New Taipei District Prosecutor's Office yesterday directed the New Taipei City Criminal Police Department to launch a search. After the interrogation, Chen was ordered to post bail of 100,000 yuan and restricted from leaving the country for violating the election and recall law for public officials.
According to Chen Nan’s public Facebook, he is deeply involved in the fields of shopping and online live broadcasting, and has served as a TV shopping host and Taobao live broadcast host. It is understood that Chen Nan's team released a message in July this year, stating that it will hold a "I love you, Dad" free haircut event at 10 a.m. on August 8. At that time, a 100-dollar haircut designer will provide free haircut services. At the same time, the team will book the bean curd shop next door. "Let refreshing short hair and a bowl of sweet bean curd become the most thoughtful gift for this year's Father's Day."
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After receiving the information, the prosecutor assigned prosecutor Fang Yuting to direct the New Taipei City Criminal Police Department to form a special case team to actively investigate. Yesterday, they searched Chen Nan's residence and notified Chen Nan and 11 related witnesses to report to the case. After interrogation, it was found that Chen Nan was involved in "soliciting, making promises, and delivering bribes to people with voting rights, and promised to exercise their voting rights." The criminal suspicion was serious. He was ordered to post a bail of 100,000 yuan and be restricted from leaving the country and overseas. All other personnel were asked to return.
The New Taipei Examination calls for elections to return to healthy competition in terms of candidates’ political opinions, ideas and service capabilities. Any behavior that seeks votes by giving away property, providing free services or other benefits may violate the relevant provisions of the election and strike law. The prosecutors will continue to closely monitor all types of election bribery information, and will actively investigate and investigate any illegal behavior that may affect the fairness of the election and hold them accountable in accordance with the law to put an end to the unhealthy practice of election bribery.
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The New Taipei District Prosecutor's Office will continue to investigate whether Chen Nan and his team are involved in other election bribery activities.
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