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Justice Served: Ko Wenzhe's Detention Sparks Jubilation as Taipei Crowd Cheers, 'God Sees All - News Directory 3

Justice Served: Ko Wenzhe’s Detention Sparks Jubilation as Taipei Crowd Cheers, ‘God Sees All

September 5, 2024 Catherine Williams News
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At a glance
  • Former Taipei Mayor Ke Wenzhe was accused of profiteering and accepting bribes in the Jinghua City case.
  • The Taipei District Prosecutor's Office investigated the Jinghua City case and found that Ke Wenzhe was guilty of crimes such as accepting bribes and seeking profits in violation...
  • On September 5th, the North Court held a detention court again and ruled that Ke Wenzhe's detention is prohibited.
Original source: cna.com.tw

Former Taipei Mayor Ke Wenzhe Detained in Jinghua City Case

Former Taipei Mayor Ke Wenzhe was accused of profiteering and accepting bribes in the Jinghua City case. He was ordered to be detained without permission on the evening of September 5th. At about 6:30 p.m., he was transferred to the Taipei Detention Center in Tucheng District, New Taipei City.

The Taipei District Prosecutor’s Office investigated the Jinghua City case and found that Ke Wenzhe was guilty of crimes such as accepting bribes and seeking profits in violation of the Corruption Crimes Act. The Taipei District Court ruled on September 2nd that Ke Wenzhe should be returned without bail. However, the Beijing Prosecutor’s Office filed a protest on September 3rd, and on September 4th, the Taiwan High Court revoked the original ruling and sent it back to the Taipei District Court for an updated ruling.

On September 5th, the North Court held a detention court again and ruled that Ke Wenzhe’s detention is prohibited. Ke Wenzhe boarded a prison van at Taipei District Court at 5:50 and went to the Taipei Detention Center in Tucheng District, New Taipei City. About 300 people gathered outside the detention center, clapping and cheering, and some people shouted, “Tucheng’s choice, Ke Wenzhe”, “It’s cool” and “God has eyes”.

Men holding up homemade signs that read, “Congratulations on entering the first row of Tucheng, Tucheng’s choice is Ke Wenzhe, come in, come in” were also seen outside the detention center. About five minutes after Ke Wenzhe was sent in, people outside the venue began to leave one after another.

Related News

In the Jinghua City case, the ICAC has summoned Lin Zhoumin and asked Ke Wenzhe to be transferred to the Taipei Detention Center. The New Taipei City 90 police station has the director in charge.

Ying Xiaowei was detained by the Kuomintang for corruption. The party will decide whether to suspend power after the outcome of the protest.

Key Figures

Ke Wenzhe: Former Taipei Mayor accused of profiteering and accepting bribes in the Jinghua City case.

Key Locations

Taipei Detention Center: Where Ke Wenzhe was transferred to on the evening of September 5th.

Tucheng District, New Taipei City: Location of the Taipei Detention Center.

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