Source: China Taiwan Network
Chen Jiaqin, the former "Police Commissioner" in Taiwan, applied for early retirement before the "nine-in-one" county and mayor elections at the end of the year without warning, dropping a shock bomb for Taiwan's police circles, which lasted until yesterday (June 30) Officially handed over to his successor Huang Mingzhao. As for what caused him to leave in anger, various speculations have never stopped and have not been confirmed by the parties involved. According to Taiwan's pro-green media, Chen Jiaqin exposed the inside story in an exclusive interview, admitting that there are indeed political forces involved in personnel matters, and talked about the bad habits of "Qiao" personnel in Taiwan's police. He has been pressured by senior officials many times, and even acted arbitrarily. The list was blocked, and Xu Guoyong, the head of the Taiwan authorities' internal affairs department, was directly named to intervene in police personnel. It can be said to be a head-on confrontation.
When asked about the real reason for early retirement, Chen Jiaqin bluntly said that political forces were involved. Chen Jiaqin said that some people, some "high-level cadres" even put themselves on the list directly to see which position they wanted to be vacant. However, their colleagues in the original position performed very well and they had no intention of leaving that position. However, some people expressed their intention to leave through their connections. He was worried that this would undermine the system, so he refused to move the position. He must not use the position of a police officer in exchange or as a favor.
Chen Jiaqin also said that there were often rumors in the past that he had disagreements with a certain officer, mainly for communication on personnel matters. Some officers would insist on their own opinions and think that exchanges and favors were not allowed, and there would be some disagreements. When asked who this official was, Chen Jiaqin bluntly said that it was Xu Guoyong, the head of the Taiwan authorities’ internal affairs department. (Source: China Taiwan Network )
