The Tainan District Court has ordered Wang Wenzong, chairman of Tainan Xuejia Tzu Chi Palace, to pay a bail of 700,000 yuan and restricted him from leaving the country for 8 months after successfully appealing his detention for his involvement in the Xuejia 88 shooting case. He was accused of hiding criminals, guns, fleeing and destroying evidence but refused to accept the ruling and contested it. The Tainan Higher Branch Court found his involvement in the case to still be doubtful and sent it for a new trial. Wang Wenzong was suspected of instigating the Xuejia 88 shooting case and was arrested for criminal hiding, intimidation and control regulations of guns, ammunition and knives.
(Updated at 04:15 and was detained for the shooting of a student. Wang Wenzong successfully appealed. The Tainan District Court reopened the detention court. This morning, he ruled that 700,000 yuan should be handed over to bail, and he would be restricted from living and leaving the country for 8 months.)
Wang Wenzong, chairman of Tainan Xuejia Tzu Chi Palace, was accused of instigating Xuejia’s 88 shooting and was taken into custody. On the 25th of this month, the Tainan District Court found that he was involved in hiding criminals, guns, fleeing and destroying evidence, and ruled that he should not be seen in custody , Wang Wenzong refused to accept it and filed a protest. The Tainan Higher Branch Court found that his involvement in the case was still doubtful, and sent it back for a new trial this afternoon.
The Tainan District Prosecutor’s Office investigated the Xuejia 88 shooting case and found out that Wang Wenzong, a well-known Xuejia, was suspected of instigating behind the scenes. He had traveled to the mainland twice to provide hotel rooms for the wanted criminal Hong Zhengjun who had absconded in fear of crime and was arrested. He also sponsored Hong’s living expenses. And provide mobile phone and door number for contact purposes.
On the 24th, the Southern Inspection Commission arrested Wang Wenzong, who was trying to leave the country, and accused him of criminal hiding, intimidation, and guns, ammunition, and knives control regulations. In fear, he applied to the Tainan District Court for detention and was granted permission, but Wang refused to accept it and filed a protest.
The collegial panel of the Tainan Higher Court pointed out that whether Wang Wenzong was involved in the crime of illegally possessing guns and ammunition in the Regulations on the Control of Guns, Ammunition, and Knives is still doubtful. , otherwise dealt with according to the law.
In conclusion, the case of Wang Wenzong and the Xuejia 88 shooting continues to unfold. After being detained and granted bail with restrictions, the Tainan Higher Court has sent the case back for a new trial, leaving his involvement still in doubt. The investigation into Wang’s actions, including hiding criminals and providing support, has shown the importance of upholding the law and holding individuals accountable for their actions. As the legal process continues, we hope justice will ultimately be served.