19 celebrities involved in desertion! Supercar influencer "Shao" also arrested. Lawyer Li Xin explains the criminal liability and statute of limitations for deserters who commit crimes of obstructing military service and forgery.

19 Celebrities Involved in Fleeing Military Service! Supercar Influencer "Shao" Also Arrested | Mirror News Reporters Gong Pinrou and Chen Zixuan

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Police and prosecutors have arrested a total of 19 celebrities, including Hsiu Chieh-kai, Chen Bolin, and Hsieh Kun-ta. Golden Bell Award-winning actor Hsueh Shih-ling was also indicted yesterday (March 31st). Prosecutors criticized him for trying to portray himself as a victim after committing the crime, claiming he was scammed, and for his poor attitude. He is facing a two-year and six-month sentence (the range is two years and six months to two years and eight months), potentially longer than his intended term of imprisonment. However, celebrities aren't the only ones trying to evade capture. During the fourth wave of searches, a moderately famous "supercar influencer" was also arrested and handcuffed.

Li Xin, a lawyer at Fidelity Law Firm, said that in general cases of desertion, if the perpetrator confesses to the crime, he usually has the opportunity to receive a lighter sentence. However, in this case, the perpetrator downplayed the key facts of the case during the investigation and even tried to influence public perception. His attitude after the crime was poor and he did not meet the requirements for voluntary surrender and commutation of sentence. Therefore, the prosecutor filed charges and specifically requested a sentence of 2 years and 6 months, which is a heavier sentence for this type of case.

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