National Security Bureau: 3 Presidential Security Personnel Involved in Signed Ball Theft Case, All Dismissed and Sent for Prosecution
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National Security Bureau Director-General Tsai Ming-yen announced that in the case of presidential security personnel involved in stealing signed baseballs, in addition to the Jiang-surname security officer already sent for prosecution, two other Special Service Center personnel were found to be accomplices and failed to report the incident. A total of three individuals have now received two major demerits, been placed on the priority dismissal list, and sent for prosecution. Following an expanded investigation, the National Security Bureau has initiated legal procedures to severely punish the personnel involved.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Q: How many presidential security personnel were disciplined in the signed ball theft case?
- A: A total of 3 presidential security personnel were disciplined.
- Q: What kind of disciplinary action will the involved personnel face?
- A: All involved personnel have received two major demerits, been placed on the priority dismissal list, and sent for prosecution.
- Q: How was this case initially discovered?
- A: A security officer surnamed Jiang allegedly stole signed baseballs from the marketing company's lounge during a pre-game venue security check for the president.