Former Nantou County Chief Sentenced to 400 Years for Corruption
Former Nantou County chief Li Chao-ching has been sentenced to more than 400 years behind bars following his conviction on 111 corruption charges. Li was convicted of taking bribes and kickbacks from disaster relief projects after a 12-year trial.
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00:00Former Nantou County Chief Li Chaoqing has been sentenced to more than 400 years behind
00:05bars for corruption.
00:07Li was convicted of taking bribes worth more than US$300,000 from contractors in natural
00:13disaster relief projects since 2009.
00:17After a 12-year trial, the Supreme Court made a final verdict on Li's 111 charges and closed
00:24the case.