
AI-generated summary
Shen Boyang is a Democratic Progressive Party candidate for mayor of Taipei. He has repeatedly publicly accused him of being followed and installing pinhole cameras. He has been questioned as a victim of delusions in the past. This investigation by the Taipei District Prosecutor's Office confirmed that what they said was true, and it involved individuals from Hong Kong, China, entrusting a Taiwanese credit reporting company to conduct surveillance.
Democratic Progressive Party Taipei mayoral candidate Shen Boyang sweeps the streets at Wuxing Market. (Photo by reporter Tian Yuhua)
In September last year, Hong Kong people Ju Juexian and Lin Qing spent nearly 100,000 Hong Kong dollars on entrusting Taiwan's credit reporting chief Zheng Yongjin to monitor Democratic Progressive Party legislator and Taipei mayoral candidate Shen Boyang. The Taipei District Prosecutor's Office concluded its investigation today (7th) and prosecuted Zheng Nan and others for violating the Personal Data Protection Act, and issued a wanted order for the main suspect who is a Hong Kong citizen. Shen Boyang posted on Facebook today that the Kuomintang and the People's Representatives who smeared his plan to be murdered at that time all overturned, and this week there are also the same group of people who smeared him for distributing drugs.
Shen Boyang posted on Facebook that he had previously discovered that a pinhole was installed at the door of his home. After the revelation, he was ridiculed and said that it was a driving recorder and a murderous delusion. As a result, he received an indictment today. The prosecutor found that a Taiwanese company was entrusted by foreign hostile forces to follow him, and the pinhole was installed to film his daughter?
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What’s even more confusing is that they were dissatisfied with “their inability to follow” and even flew over to “supervise” him. At that time, the Kuomintang representatives and Internet celebrities who smeared his murderous delusion all overturned, and then they joined the same group of people who smeared him for drug distribution this week.
Shen Boyang said that today he won the outstanding legislator for the fifth time, and the current winning rate is 100%! Knowing that the KMT legislator was still busy scrolling through his Facebook, "But I just wanted to give it a heads up."
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AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The Hong Kong suspects Ju Juexian and Lin Qing will be wanted internationally and may be extradited to Taiwan to face trial.
Possible · Within months
In the criminal trial, Zheng Yongjin and others may claim that they were entrusted with ignorance or have their criminal liability reduced.
Likely · Within weeks

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Kuomintang legislator Luo Zhiqiang questioned Taipei mayoral candidate Shen Boyang's support for the abolition of the death penalty. Shen Boyang responded that he had not initiated the abolition of the death penalty law, had participated in the review and publication of "The Affirmation of the Death Penalty", and emphasized that the mayor should discuss crime prevention rather than label attacks.

Democratic Progressive Party legislator Lin Chuyin pointed out that the Beijing Procuratorate has prosecuted a credit reporting agency operator suspected of being entrusted by a Hong Kong citizen to follow Taipei mayoral candidate Shen Boyang, confirming the existence of surveillance. She criticized Kuomintang legislators Wang Hongwei, Xu Qiaoxin and others for mocking Shen Boyang for "directing and acting himself" and having "persecution paranoia". She should now publicly apologize and asked Taipei Mayor Chiang Wanan to stand up and support the victims of Taipei citizens. Lin Chuyin warned that China's cross-border repression is expanding, extending from politicians to their families and even artists participating in events, in an attempt to create a chilling effect. The Kuomintang does not condemn China but instead advises Taiwanese not to offend China. This move is tantamount to aiding the evil.

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. After the Taipei District Prosecutor's Office concluded the investigation, it prosecuted Zheng Yongjin and others for violating the Personal Data Protection Act, and issued a wanted notice for the main suspect who is a Hong Kong citizen. The Kuomintang group in the Legislative Yuan condemned the illegal surveillance and the case has entered the judicial process.

The Democratic Progressive Party pointed out that Chiang Wanan invited Wang Hongwei, Xu Qiaoxin, Luo Zhiqiang, Lai Shibao and other Kuomintang legislators to serve as "squid spokesmen" to conduct a negative election campaign in order to shift the focus of municipal affairs. However, these people have made troubles and slanders many times in the past and were slapped in the face. The DPP questioned whether this move looked down on voters, and pointed out that Taipei's municipal problems cannot be covered up.