
The prosecutor seized two fishing boats, "Qian Chun No. 168" and "Man Ruifu No. 6". Both captains denied carrying Zhang Junjie.
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Zhang Junjie is the former chief of staff of non-party legislator Gao Jin Sumei and has been on the run for nearly two months. The prosecutor's investigation found that he was suspected of smuggling out of the country on a fishing boat from Keelung Zhengbin Fishing Port late at night on October 28.
Confusion using the twin ships "Qian Chun" and "Man Ruifu"
Zhang Junjie, the former director of the office of non-party legislator Gao Jin Sumei, abandoned bail and absconded for nearly two months. The prosecutors discovered that he was suspected of smuggling out of the country on a fishing boat from Zhengbin Fishing Port in Keelung late at night on October 28. The task force yesterday seized two fishing boats, the "Qianchun 168" and the "Manruifu 6", and brought back relevant personnel to clarify the stowaway methods. After the prosecutor resumed the interrogation, he was ordered to return and restricted his residence on suspicion of harboring a criminal and violating immigration and immigration laws.
The Coast Guard yesterday brought back the captains of the "Qian" ship named Chen and the "Man" ship named Huang. Both of them refused to accept the night interrogation. They are not expected to be transferred to the Beijing Inspection Bureau for re-interview at noon today. It is understood that both of them claimed that they did not carry Zhang Junjie.
The task force discovered through the surveillance cameras around Zhengbin Fishing Port that a man in black who looked like Zhang Junjie got out of the car and entered the fishing port. He quickly walked towards the "Qianchun 168" and "Manruifu 6" that were berthed side by side. Due to the blind spot on the monitor, it was unclear which ship Zhang boarded.
At 11:25 p.m. that night, the "Full" ship was the first to declare customs and go to sea, and the "Qian" ship followed suit 21 minutes later. Although the coast guard boarded the ship for inspection, no one was found hiding in the secret compartment and the ship was released. The investigators made a judgment and after leaving the port, Zhang went straight to the center line of the strait and handed it over to other ships to pick up the ship.
The prosecutors determined that Zhang Junjie most likely used the "man" ship and the "money" ship to go out to sea successively in order to avoid detection and create suspicion, using the "double ship" technique to confuse the coast patrol and the police.
After the task force identified Zhang Junjie as absconding, they asked the Keelung Coast Guard to go to the sea off Keelung and escort the "money" boat back to Keelung Port East Pier 14. Another group of people seized a "full" ship that had been docked at Zhengbin Fishing Port for many days. The task force brought back the captains, owners and crew members of the two fishing boats for isolation and interrogation. They compared the track equipment and collected biological samples on the ships to clarify which ship carried Zhang Junjie to China.
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The two captains will be transferred to the Beijing Municipal People's Government for further questioning and may be ordered to return and have their residence restricted.
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The task force will compare the track equipment with biological samples to determine which ship carried Zhang Junjie to stowaway.
Likely · Within days

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