Retired professor of National Taiwan University involved in fraudulent subsidy of 200,000 yuan, Huang Liangjie: It is student revenge

Huang Liangxiong, a retired professor of the Department of Civil Engineering, National Taiwan University. (Reporter Zhang Hongye/Photography)

Huang Liangxiong, a well-known retired professor of civil engineering at National Taiwan University, was accused of forging relevant documents and fraudulently receiving research funds from relevant units through his assistant Zhang Zhengwei or Rentou during his tenure as a professor. (NTD, the same below); The Bureau of Investigation searched and interviewed a total of 9 people on the 27th. After the late-night investigation by the Taipei District Prosecutor’s Office, Huang Nan was ordered to post 200,000 yuan on bail for the crime of fraud and forgery. Male 50,000 yuan on insurance.

Huang Liangxiong faltered when he was transferred to the District Prosecutor’s Office. He shouted his grievances with a cane and said that he had never fraudulently received the subsidy. There were media waiting at the scene, and curiously asked, "Ah, why is this, am I so important?", "Is someone trying to make a fool of me?"

When Huang Liangxiong handed in his bail to leave the North Inspection, he alluded to the student who wrote the report letter" If he can’t graduate, he will be very angry”, “He is mentally abnormal, and he wrote a big article on the Internet. I didn’t dare to move for fear of affecting his future, but I didn’t expect him to do this trick again”; Huang Liangxiong also asked the media , "What should I do when I meet an ungrateful person?" Later, accompanied by a lawyer, he left by car.

The investigation received reports alleging that from 2010 to 2019, Huang Liangxiong took advantage of the opportunity of research and planning entrusted by the undertaking agency, used head assistants to falsely report subsidy funds, and fraudulently received more than 2 million yuan, involving fraud, forgery of private documents, etc. In case of crime, a search and interview was launched yesterday to check whether illegal funds flowed into private pockets. (United News Network)