The private lord calculated that he would not move the fishing net during the security check and helped Zhang Junjie successfully sneak into China.

Zhang Junjie hid in the back deck of the fishing boat, in the groove where debris was originally stacked, and stacked heavy fishing nets on top. He evaded boarding and patrol officers and soldiers and successfully smuggled out of the country. (File photo)

Zhang Junjie, the former director of the office of non-party legislator Gao Jin Sumei, was on the run for two months after being involved in a communist espionage case. Late at night on the 28th of last month, under the leadership of Chinese fisherman Chen Huating, he boarded the "Manruifu No. 6" fishing boat in front of the maritime patrol security inspection. He then lay down in a groove about half a person's height on the back deck, and was covered with a heavy fishing net that was 3.5 meters long, 2 meters wide, and 0.5 meters thick. Because the mesh of the fishing net is overlapping and cannot be detected from the outside, the smuggler obviously knows that the maritime patrol is afraid of disturbing the people and will not ask the captain to move the arranged fishing net. This method successfully helped Zhang Nan avoid inspection and smuggled to China.

The investigation pointed out that Zhang Junjie boarded the "Manruifu No. 6" fishing boat that night, led by Chinese fisherman Chen Huating, and then went out to sea. As soon as Zhang Junjie got on the boat, he was guided to lie down on the back deck of the fishing boat, in a groove about half a person's height (originally stacked with debris), and covered with a heavy fishing net that was about 3.5 meters, 2 meters wide, 0.5 meters thick, and weighed 10 kilograms. Due to the overlapping mesh of the fishing nets, there are almost no gaps. According to the customs of boarding and inspection, it is difficult to detect anyone hiding in them from the outside.

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The senior shore patrol chief petty officer pointed out that according to the current practice of boarding and inspecting fishing vessels leaving port, unless there is accurate information reporting, the crew will not be required to move the fishing vessel's most important money-making tools worth millions. Moreover, to move the fishing nets that have been sorted for more than half an hour before going to sea, at least two crew members are required to assist. Without the captain's consent, the crew will not cooperate at all, and will be considered to disturb the residents and affect fishing operations. The trader who planned this smuggling operation obviously knew the current security inspection procedures of the Coast Guard, which was very difficult to guard against.

The Coast Guard is currently investigating the boarding security inspection process that night. If relevant personnel are confirmed to have made any inspection negligence, they will be punished in accordance with the law in the future. At the same time, the prosecutors continued to trace Zhang Junjie's detailed smuggling process. One Chinese crew member, one Taiwanese captain and four Indonesian crew members of the "Manruifu 6" who were suspected of assisting Zhang Junjie's escape have all been detained by the prosecutor and requested to the court.