50% of Taiwan's LED Street Light Aid is Rebate

Yesterday, Taiwan’s LED lamp subsidies and fire safety equipment procurement corruption cases were reported. Pan Fumin, Chen Changming, Chen Xiufu, Shi Jinshu, four Hualien County Councillors, and Guo Zheng’s Zhu Xi Township’s Su Zhengqing, together with two class leaders, Refused to accept bribery, receive kickbacks and other criminal charges; Qi Ke Lin Jinkun and other five businesses are sued for bribery.

Chuanmin for projects on behalf of small drawbacks <br> <br> prosecutors and police investigation, two LED lights, a fire safety equipment company, for the right to make recommendations for grants for projects of construction of small local elected representatives, to win over members through brokers Linjin Kun County In addition, 50% of the construction funds were used as kickbacks, which were returned to the four members of the Kuomintang district councilmen Poon Man-min, Chen Chang-ming, Chen Xiu-fu, and DPP member and county councilman Shi Jinshu, each with a commission of 20% to 25%. Two million dollars (NTD, the same below) range, and Mr. Su Zhengqing and the two heads of classes each have an 8% to 10% commission.

Pan Fumin, Chen Changming and Chen Xiufu admitted the crime after the case, and took the initiative to hand over 2.1 million, 1 million and 1.5 million yuan rebates; Su Chengqing paid back 250,000 yuan, and the two heads returned a total of 90,000 yuan in rebates. Shi Jinshu denied the crime and argued that because the amount of his proposal was used up, he transferred 400,000 yuan in cash to Chen Xiufu. He did not take bribes.

Su, who admitted committing the line to hand over bribes <br> <br> Prosecutors believe that Pan Fumin, Mr Chen Changming and Chenxiu Fu use powers for local construction Proposal, agreed kickbacks, after appearing in court admitted committing the line, and take the initiative to hand over bribes The judge was asked to give a commutation of sentence or exemption; Shi Jinshu was sued according to the common guilty of accepting bribery on the basis of his duties; Su Zhengqing and others had used their positions to collect kickbacks, but after the guilty, they admitted and actively paid bribes, asking the judge to reduce his punishment.