After the typhoon, the identity check of riding a sampan revealed the truth, and the wanted criminal was arrested in the Yong'an waters of Kaohsiung

Luo Nan, a criminal wanted for money laundering, was discovered by maritime patrol officers, arrested and transported to the Qiaotou District Prosecutor's Office for prosecution. (Provided by Coast Guard Southern Branch)

A man surnamed Luo, who is wanted on suspicion of helping money laundering, took advantage of the typhoon after the typhoon passed and took a sampan to behave suspiciously in the waters of the south embankment of the PetroChina Yongan Liquefaction Plant. He was spotted by coast patrol officers during an identity check and was arrested on the spot and sent to the Qiaotou District Prosecutor's Office for investigation.

As the moderate typhoon left Taiwan, various counties and municipalities successively lifted coastal and port warning zone controls, and various ships and ship-like floats rushed to sea. At around 8 a.m. this morning, the Yongxin Fishing Port Security Inspection Station of the Southern Coast Guard was deployed to perform anti-escape duties and conduct identity checks on people who provided information on people who went out to sea for recreation on boat-type floats. It was discovered that Luo Nan was suspected of helping money laundering and was wanted by the Qiaotou District Prosecutor's Office.

The Sixth Patrol Area Headquarters immediately launched a joint coast-to-sea investigation deployment and dispatched two ships from the Fourth Coast Patrol Team to conduct inspections in the waters of the south embankment of the CNPC Yongan Liquefaction Plant. It was confirmed that Luo Nan was a wanted criminal. He was arrested on the spot in accordance with the law and escorted back to the Yongxin Fishing Port Security Inspection Station for interrogation. The entire case was later transferred to the Qiaotou Procuratorate for investigation.