Reported about 1 year ago
Former chairman of the Straits Exchange Foundation, Cheng Wen-tsang, was suspected of corruption and was initially granted bail with a bond of 5 million by the Taoyuan District Court. After the prosecutor's appeal, the High Court returned with a higher bond of 12 million yuan. Within 20 minutes of the bail decision, Cheng's lawyer managed to gather 7 million yuan for the bond. Netizens compared Cheng to a Hong Kong movie character and sarcastically stated that Cheng is not just a billionaire but 'Taoyuan Dragon Home Jun'. The case is related to a land development issue, and despite a lengthy legal battle, the court eventually allowed Cheng bail considering the lack of evidence to justify his detention.
Source: YAHOO