[Jiangsu News Network Comprehensive News] In response to the incident of "the suspect in the Taiwan shooting case fleeing to Xiamen is about to be lifted from epidemic prevention and isolation", the spokesman of the Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council of Mainland China Ma Xiaoguang answered questions from reporters on the 7th, saying that the Xiamen police decided to deport the suspect surnamed Huang to Taiwan.
China News Network reported that Ma Xiaoguang said in response to an inquiry on the same day that on November 23, Taiwanese media reported that a man surnamed Huang killed someone with a gun and then arrived in Xiamen on the 22nd on the Xiamen Airlines flight MF888 and was under centralized quarantine for epidemic prevention. After Xiamen police learned about it, they immediately launched an investigation. After interrogation, the suspect surnamed Huang confessed to the shooting of a man surnamed He in New Taipei City. In order to crack down on violent crimes, ensure the safety of life and property of people on both sides of the Taiwan Strait, and maintain order of cross-strait exchanges, Xiamen police decided to deport the suspect named Huang to Taiwan.
The murder suspect Huang, a man involved in the shooting murder case, disguised himself again at Longshan Temple in Wanhua on November 22. He wanted to give the clothes he wore when he committed the crime to passers-by, but was rejected. Huang had to throw the clothes into the trash can and then hired a taxi on the side of the road to escape. (Photo source: Taipei Zhongshi News Network/Police Monitor)
Comprehensive Central News Agency and Taipei Zhongshi News Network previously reported that He Mingxun, a 45-year-old man engaged in the coffee bean trade, was shot in close-range by a gunman in front of his villa in Xindian, New Taipei City on November 22. The police found that Huang Yongqun, a 35-year-old man in Kaohsiung, was seriously suspected, but Huang Yongqun disguised twice after committing the crime, fled to Xiamen on the same day, and checked into an epidemic prevention hotel.
The next day, the Cross-Strait Department of the Taiwan Criminal Bureau sent a letter to the Xiamen Public Security Bureau, one of the cross-strait contact windows, requesting the mainland to cooperate in investigation. The Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council of the Mainland made a "verified" response on November 24.
On November 29, Taiwan’s Mainland Affairs Council Vice Chairman Qiu Chuizheng, the Legislative Yuan, called on the mainland to continue to cooperate on the basis of existing ones and to arrest and deport the suspect back to Taiwan as soon as possible to demonstrate social justice.
A week later, mainland police made a decision to deport the suspect to Taiwan. (End)
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