The prosecutor leads the search! “Apple” initiates the case of theft of Taiwanese businesses in Nantou, seizes 3 helicopters | Apple News | Apple Daily

(Update: A new maintenance worker surnamed Chen pays 50,000 yuan for insurance)

“Apple News” exclusively kicked and blew up the stealth helicopter in Nantou County the day before yesterday and found a secret helicopter base. It directly attacked the two privately owned helicopters of a Taiwanese businessman named Liao at the sheet metal mill at the Mingjian Township Factory, and there were white letters on a blue background in the open space. The apron sign “H” on the same day, the report greeted readers kicking and blowing up a third helicopter in the factory building, drawing the attention of prosecutors. Nantou prosecutors raided the warehouse today and found a complete R22 helicopter and two semi-finished helicopters in assembly. Stamps were affixed at the site for the seizure, and the owner, a Taiwanese businessman named Liao, will be summoned to explain the case. A man surnamed Chen, a helicopter maintenance technician hired by Liao Nan, was transferred to the investigation office for violating the Civil Aviation Law. The prosecutor responded in the evening and ordered 50,000 yuan as collateral.

Today, prosecutors led a team to conduct searches in Mingjian Township, Nantou County and Dajia District in Taichung City. All Liao 2-seater Robison R22 Beta Ⅱ helicopters were seized from the iron sheet warehouse of a Taiwanese businessman named Liao in Mingjian Township. , A French SA341G 5-seater helicopter that has not yet been assembled and an R22 helicopter cockpit, shell, parts, etc., which are damaged in appearance.

The Nantou District Prosecutor’s Office stated that in early October this year, it captured the information on illegal helicopter flights in the jurisdiction and immediately launched an investigation. Today, Chen Su, who repaired the helicopter for Liao Su and his wife, returned to explain that they are being questioned by the Nantou branch.

The police included Liao’s wife as a witness and summoned her to the case to explain that Liao’s wife alleged that her husband went to China on business after the Lunar New Year this year. Due to Wuhan pneumonia, she has stayed in China and has not returned to Taiwan. The helicopter maintenance technician hired by Liao Nan is a man surnamed Chen. It is understood that Chen Nan has a background in mechanics, but is not licensed for helicopter maintenance and has not been involved in related industries. After the police heard him, he was listed as a suspect and violated the Civil Aviation Law. “Transfer to the investigation office.

Li Junyi, the chief prosecutor of the Nantou District Prosecutor’s Office, said the French R22, SA341G helicopter seized, and the damaged R22 helicopter cabin, projectile, parts and other items in the warehouse are all aircraft without a certificate of airworthiness , plus Liao Xingtai. The merchant did not receive the examination certificate or the medical examination certificate and he flew. He has violated the Civil Aviation Law and can be sentenced to a prison term of less than five years, criminal detention, or fines of less than one million yuan. Therefore, Liao’s alleged possession was confiscated. Evidence like helicopters.

According to media reports, the family alleged that the Taiwanese businessman surnamed Liao did not pilot a helicopter this year, the last flight was in December last year. Li Junyi, the chief prosecutor of the Nantou District Prosecutor’s Office, said prosecutors continued to investigate the flight violation by a Taiwanese businessman surnamed Liao, and could clarify it after Liao Nan returned to provide explanations.

The Civil Aviation Administration claimed that it had mastered 7 helicopters with a history of infringement and had sent a letter to local police to assist in supervision prior to the double-tenth break. Among these supervised helicopters, there are indeed 2 helicopters in Nantou, because they are not current criminals. In addition, the case has been investigated by the prosecution, so the prosecution explains the relevant details.

It is understood that among the 7 helicopters monitored by the Civil Aviation Administration, including 1 in Taipei, 2 in Nantou, 2 in Taitung and 2 in the south, 4 have been exposed and have been investigated by the police, including 1 in Taipei and 1 in Taitung. There are two in Nantou and only one in Taitung and two in the south.

A reader broke the news to “Apple” that on the 9th of this month, Mingjian Township, Nantou, broke up the illegal flight of an R22 helicopter. The reader photographed the stolen image and handed it over to reporters for verification. The reporter then hit the iron warehouse of a Taiwanese businessman named Liao. Two helicopters, on the day of the report, readers provided news about the third helicopter.

The journalist’s visit also found out that a Taiwanese businessman surnamed Liao is 65 years old and is called “Liao Dong” by his friends. Produces plastic products. There are factories in Shenzhen and Dongguan, China. The factories in Mingjian Township are no longer in operation and have become a constant highway. Important activity base, because Ms. Liao Dong is a devoted believer in Yiguandao, and her four children also like to fly, and there are helicopters in the factory in Shenzhen, China. (Yang Jingru, Li Zihui／Nantou-Taipei Report)