The Keelung official resigns in the middle of the coordination scandal.

CONFESSION:
It was unnecessary to capture Chang Yuan-Hsiang because he had admitted to guilt during the survey, a court said and added that he was limited to his residence

• By Lin Chia-Utung and Kayleigh Madjar / Stabsreporter, staff author, with CNA

Chang Yuan-Hsiang (張淵翔 張淵翔 張淵翔 張淵翔 張淵翔 張淵翔), Direktor für Zivilangelegenheiten von Keelung, trat gestern von seinem Posten zurück, nachdem er am Dienstag gegen Kaution freigelassen worden war, weil er angeblich die Registrierungsrollen der öffentlichen Haushalte eingesetzt hatte, um einen Rückrufanstrengungen gegen die Stadträte der demokratischen Progressive (DPP) zu unterstützen.

The spokesman for the city government of Keelung, Lu Ching-Wei (呂謦煒), said yesterday that Chang had submitted his resignation and had been approved by the mayor of Keelung, George Hsieh (謝國樑).

The deputy director of the department, Chao Ming-Hua (趙明華), would act as deputy director, added Lu.

In the late Tuesday evening, the district court of Keung Chang published Chang against a deposit of $ 400,000.

Chang is suspected of accessing the budget registration system to check or receive personal data in order to support the recall petition to DPP city councilors Cheng Weng (鄭文婷) and Jiho Chang (張之豪), said the court.

After Chang was interviewed that “approved”, the court said about violations of the protection of personal data and document falsification and added that it refused an application from the public prosecutor's office to take him into account after he had taken into account the confession of Chang.

The court said it was unnecessary to capture Chang because he had admitted to guilt during the survey, even though there were concerns about the consultation and manipulation of witnesses.

However, he is limited to his place of residence and, in this case, has excluded contact with other suspects or witnesses, added.

Two other suspicious recall campaign leaders Chi Wen-Chuan (紀文荃) and Chinese Nationalist Party (KMT) District Renai (仁愛), Chang Chin-Fa (張金發 張金發), were infected.

The court ordered that Chi and Chang Chin-Fa are arrested because the “serious crimes” are accused of illegally violating personal data for violation of the law on personal data (個人資料保護法) and private documents.

The public prosecutor also found news in which Chi removed the original members and advised the people to leave the group after a member had shared a news article about the KMT headquarters in Tainan, which were searched for another examination of petition falsification, the court said.

The court hearings came after the prosecutors, who were responsible for an investigation of the use of the use of alleged fraudulent signatures in the callback applications against DPP city councils, were sent six locations on Monday.

In the past few weeks, the raids have reflected other measures by the prosecutors across Taiwan and mainly aimed at KMT offices in order to exist against alleged signature fraud in campaigns in order to remember DPP legislators or local government officials.