
Hong Kong people entrusted a credit reporting agency to follow Supervisor Shen Boyang and was prosecuted by the Beijing Procuratorate. KMT North City Councilor Yang Zhidou issued an apology.
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In September of the previous year, Hong Kong people commissioned a Taiwanese credit reporting company to follow Democratic Progressive Party legislator Shen Boyang. On the 7th, the Taipei District Prosecutor's Office investigated and prosecuted the relevant persons involved.
KMT North City Councilor Yang Zhidou. (File photo)
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. Yang Zhidou, a Taipei City Councilor from the Kuomintang who once published an article in the past questioning Shen Boyang's "thinking too much", issued an article today, generously admitting his mistake and apologizing to Shen Boyang.
Yang Zhidou posted on Facebook that he had written an article last year and suspected that Shen Boyang was overthinking about being detained. But today the Beijing Prosecutor's Office sued. It is true that a credit reporting agency was entrusted by Hong Kong people to install a camera in front of Shen Boyang's house. "I made a mistake about this matter, and I apologize to Shen Boyang."
Yang Zhidou said that anyone who is detained by foreign forces, regardless of blue or green, should be condemned to the end. He also supports the continued judicial investigation and restoration of the facts. Elections belong to elections, and policies belong to supervision. "But in this article, I was wrong. I'm sorry."
After the article was posted, netizens left messages praising him for having the courage to admit his mistakes. "It's a good mistake. It's just a pure apology! It's not like someone who apologizes and then talks a lot of nonsense to change the focus!", "willing to face it bravely", "a Taipei City Councilor who is committed and defensive, who dares to love and hate"; however, some people think, "Does the judiciary still support this kind of concerted performance?", "There are more and more ghost stories before the election~~There are no more after the election."

Xu Jiaqing, chairman of the Overseas Chinese Affairs Council, announced his resignation on the 7th due to multiple controversies and requested an investigation. Kuomintang legislator Wang Hongwei accused her of cleaning up the battlefield for the DPP and mentioned the Wu Nai-ren repayment case. Immediately, a large number of netizens left messages demanding that she publicly apologize for her previous suspicion that Shen Boyang was under surveillance and was a rumor.

Kuomintang legislator Luo Zhiqiang questioned the Democratic Progressive Party's Taipei mayoral candidate Shen Boyang's stance on abolition, and Jiang Wanan said candidates must undergo testing. Shen Boyang responded that all his articles were openly subject to examination, and emphasized that there is room for discussion in academia and criminology about the existence and abolition of the death penalty. The death penalty has little to do with municipal administration, and the focus is on crime prevention.

Yilan County Magistrate Lin Zhimiao, a Kuomintang citizen, was sentenced to 12 years and six months in the first instance for corruption, and her daughter Lin Yiling was sentenced to three years and six months. The High Court held a hearing today. Both mother and daughter appeared in court and insisted that they were innocent. Lin Yiling questioned the political factors involved in the whole case. The presiding judge ordered that the debate be continued on the 21st.

The Taipei District Prosecutor's Office confirmed that Shen Boyang, a candidate for Taipei mayor of the Democratic Progressive Party, was being monitored by people from Hong Kong. Lawyer Chen Yikai pointed out that the risks he faced were real, criticized the blue camp people who had previously ridiculed Shen and Taipei Mayor Chiang Wanan for not understanding the situation, and emphasized that Shen Boyang's personal safety is of the utmost importance.

Democratic Progressive Party legislator Shen Boyang and his wife and daughter were monitored 24 hours a day by a Taiwanese credit reporting company for more than a month. The Taipei District Prosecutor's Office has prosecuted four business owners and wanted Hong Kong people involved in the case. DPP spokesperson Wu Zheng accused foreign forces of interfering in the election, criticized the KMT legislator for previously mocking Shen Boyang, and demanded a public apology.

The Kuomintang group of the Legislative Yuan held a press conference today to question the lack of the death penalty in the Tucheng domestic violence murder case. They questioned the past remarks of Shen Boyang, the Taipei mayoral candidate of the Democratic Progressive Party, on abolition of death. They asked him to publicly express his stance on abolition of death. They also criticized the DPP justice's Constitutional Judgment 8, which essentially abolishes death.