Zhang Junjie, the core defendant in the corruption case involving non-party legislator Gao Jin Sumei, is wanted, and the electronic bracelet was destroyed and abandoned
Quick Look
- Non-party legislator Gao Jin Sumei is suspected of conspiring with her assistant Zhang Junjie to fraudulently receive more than 7.87 million yuan in assistant fees and illegally importing uninspected Chinese-made rapid screening reagents.
- Zhang Junjie is also involved in fraudulently receiving more than 16 million yuan in subsidies from the Taiwan Aboriginal Multi-Ethnic Cultural Exchange Association.
- After Zhang Junjie appeared in court, his electronic bracelet issued a low-battery warning.
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Why It Matters
Non-party legislator Gao Jin Sumei is suspected of conspiring with her assistant Zhang Junjie to fraudulently receive public assistant subsidies and legislative childcare subsidies. From 2008 to 2018, the cumulative amount reached more than 7.87 million yuan. In addition, Gao Jinsumei used the Central Epidemic Command Center to allow the public to import rapid screening reagents for "personal use" during the epidemic, importing and distributing more than 70,000 doses of uninspected rapid screening reagents from China, which is suspected of violating the Medical Equipment Management Law. Zhang Junjie is suspected of applying for activity subsidies totaling more than 16 million yuan from the Aboriginal Association, China National Petroleum Corporation, and Taipower from 2015 to 2016 as the head of the Taiwan Aboriginal Multi-Ethnic Cultural Exchange Association. After receiving the subsidies, he did not actually hold the activities and misappropriated the subsidies for personal use.
Non-party legislator Gao Jin Sumei was suspected of conspiring with her assistant Zhang Junjie to fraudulently obtain assistant fees totaling more than 7.87 million yuan, and illegally inputting medical rapid tests. Zhang Junjie was also involved in using the "Taiwan Aboriginal Multi-Ethnic Cultural Exchange Association" to fraudulently collect subsidies from state-owned enterprises, and was separately prosecuted by the Taipei District Prosecutor's Office. Zhang Junjie previously appeared in court and pleaded not guilty to corruption charges, but unexpectedly he disappeared from the world yesterday. After receiving the low battery notification yesterday, the judge Lin Chengxin personally went to look for someone, but only found a damaged bracelet. In response, the North Court issued a wanted order for Zhang Nan today.
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The Taipei District Court pointed out earlier that Zhang Junjie's electronic bracelet issued a low-battery alarm late yesterday night, and the bailiffs came forward to arrest him urgently. The Taipei District Court issued a wanted order for Zhang this morning, and the wanted period will be until January 21, 2018. It is understood that after Lin Chengxin, the judge presiding over the case, learned that Zhang Nan’s electronic bracelet was abnormal, he went alone to check the location of the bracelet. Unexpectedly, he only found the damaged and discarded bracelet. He later notified the police to arrest him but failed. Zhang Nan’s whereabouts are currently unknown.
The indictment pointed out that from 2008 to 2018, Gao Jin Sumei used relatives as a fraud to receive public assistant subsidies and legislative childcare subsidies, with a total amount of more than 7.87 million yuan.
In addition, during the epidemic, SAIF used the Central Epidemic Command Center to allow the public to import rapid screening reagents for "personal use", importing more than 70,000 doses of uninspected rapid screening reagents from China and distributing them; many of these reagents were not used by the declarer, and were suspected of violating the Medical Equipment Management Law.
Zhang Junjie is suspected of using his status as the actual head of the Taiwan Aboriginal Multi-Ethnic Cultural Exchange Association from 2015 to 2016 to apply for a total of more than 16 million yuan in activity subsidies from the Aboriginal Association, China Petroleum Corporation, and Taipower in the name of organizing activities. After receiving the subsidies, he did not actually hold the event and misappropriated the subsidies for personal use. (Updated at 11:53)
What to Watch
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Zhang Junjie will be arrested and charged by the police during the wanted period
Likely · Within weeks
The Taipei District Prosecutor's Office will further investigate the fraudulent claim case of Gao Jin Sumei and Zhang Junjie, and may include additional charges of violating the Corruption Crime Act.
Very likely · Within months
Open Questions
- Zhang Junjie's whereabouts are currently unknown. Has he absconded or is hiding?
- Who destroyed the damaged electronic bracelet? Does it involve assistance from others?
- Did Gao Jin Sumei know about Zhang Junjie’s fraudulent claim? What is its specific role in the case?
- Have the fraudulently received subsidies been recovered? How is the amount involved specifically allocated?







