Electronic fraud was prosecuted for helping hundreds of people snatch up state-owned ironwork, and none of the candidates surrendered to the Kaohsiung indictment and investigation. (Photo data, summarized by this newspaper)
01/11/2022 14:06
First draft 10:28
update time 14:06
[Reporter Huang Liangjie / Rapporto Kaohsiung]Wu Dailin, the main suspect in the Kaohsiung Bureau of Investigation and Prosecution, led the state-owned enterprise exam electronic fraud group. Since 2016, he has hired problem solving students to solve problems in the exam room and broadcast the responses to the equipped headsets by applicants to help them apply for CNPC and China Steel. , Taipower and 101 other people cheated in the exam room. Although the main investigative office of the case proceeded, some candidates were investigated separately. The prosecution recently questioned some candidates to prevent the fish from slipping through the net. A total of 8 candidates were recalled yesterday, including 5 from the CNPC and 2 from Taipower. People, 1 Sinosteel and 8 confessed to cheating.
It is understood that the 8 candidates who were brought back to the Southern Unit yesterday for questioning were all already in the hands of the prosecutor. Among the 5 employees of the CNPC, 4 were in the Dalin refinery and 1 in the Linyuan petrochemical plant. he had announced their hope at that moment. Candidates who cheated can turn themselves in, but no one voluntarily surrendered. Prosecutors subsequently notified them to take them back for questioning. Yesterday the 8 candidates who were called back for questioning were all evasive. In addition to the number of candidates, there are still more than 70 candidates to be investigated and clarified.
In September of this year, main suspect Wu Dailin (40) was tried. The prosecution pointed out that defendant Wu Dailin began cheating on the state-owned enterprise entrance exam in 2016. After helping a man named Guo (32) cheat to enter Taipower for the first time, Guo has worked in Taipower. , while helping the exam room and recruiting candidates, in 2018, helped a man named Lin (34) get admitted to Sinosteel, and Lin then found his wife Chen Nu (34) to join the group of fraud. Wu said he only helped 6 to 8 candidates cheat, not hundreds of people.
The investigation found that through this fraudulent group, at least 101 applicants were admitted to work in various companies, including 36 from CNPC, 34 from Sinosteel and 31 from Taipower Company. Candidates worked in the CNPC refinery processing plant. Dalin, and they all graduated from college. After the two were admitted to the CNPC, they worked hard and had no weekday anomalies.
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