Former Taiwan leader heads to jail
(China Daily) Updated: 2010-12-03 07:11  |
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Three police officers in Taiwan’s Taoyuan county on Thursday escort former Taiwan leader Chen Shui-bian to a police van to move him from a suburban Taipei detention facility to a penitentiary in the county’s Guishan township, where he will begin formally serving a 19-year sentence for wide-ranging graft offences. [Photo by Huang Shilin/For China Daily] |
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