
Zhang Junjie destroyed the electronic handbag and fled, and the joint task force criticized the Taipei District Court for allowing the blame to be passed on.
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Zhang Junjie was released on bail for being involved in a communist espionage case, and then escaped by destroying an electronic handgun in Da'an District, Taipei City on September 6. Currently, the Procuratorate, Coast Patrol and National Security Bureau have formed a joint task force to pursue the case.
Legislator Gao Jin Sumei's chief accountant Zhang Junjie smuggled out of the country. The joint inspection team composed of the Procuratorate, the Coast Guard, and the National Security Bureau faced the Taipei District Court, which allowed Zhang Junjie to be released on bail. Although they confiscated tens of millions of deposits, they did not make amends after the case, and they had no help. The joint team, which was under the pressure of arresting people, fell into a sense of powerlessness.
It is understood that after Zhang Junjie sabotaged an electronic handgun in Da'an District, Taipei City on September 6, he was accompanied by a person from the smuggling group and fled. The North Hospital learned of his destruction and escape the next day. At that time, the prosecutors and maritime patrols formed a joint task force. Until the case of Zhang Junjie being involved in communist espionage was exposed, the National Security Bureau joined the investigation task force, shared arrest information, and conducted separate investigations.
According to people familiar with the matter, the joint task force once traced Zhang Junjie's whereabouts the day before his escape in mid-September. However, Zhang Junjie, with the help of his accomplices, sneaked into the Tainan Supervision Station at night and fled to the nearby Dadong Night Market, using the crowd as cover. Hu, Tainan, Kaohsiung, Pingtung and other mountainous areas without surveillance cameras frequently changed cars and set up breakpoints. When the task force worked hard to regain control of his whereabouts on September 15, it was already early October, a full two weeks behind Zhang Junjie's escape.
Members of the task force revealed that the months-long investigation and arrest of Zhang Junjie had strained the nerves of the personnel and units involved. However, the North Hospital, which allowed Zhang to pay bail, only confiscated Zhang's ten million yuan deposit and did nothing, leaving the members of the joint task force feeling powerless.
According to reports, Zhang Junjie was able to escape across Taiwan, and he was obviously a supporter of the one-stop smuggling group behind the scenes. Because he was involved in a collusion espionage case, his escape plan was meticulous, and the national security unit determined that a fifth column was also involved to assist in the escape; it is different from hiding from the limelight after committing a crime, Hiding in fixed places such as mountainous areas, remote workhouses, and empty houses, Zhang Junjie continued to move hiding places in order to plan and premeditate his escape. Especially when the news of the investigation was rising, he was always ready for escape from staying in hotels to sleeping in cars.
According to reports, the prosecutors, police, coast patrol, and national security have made every effort to arrest Zhang Junjie in the past two months. However, the smuggling group has a lack of surveillance cameras and fewer police personnel in the southern mountainous area. The intensity of the investigation is less than that in the north. They continue to flee in the south and wait for opportunities to sneak into the country. However, they are more than two weeks behind on their escape. The task force has always been unable to rule out the possibility that Zhang Junjie has smuggled out of the country and even used a substitute to escape in Taiwan to cover up. The task force urgently needs to dismantle the smuggling group.

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