Sun An-tso's Riverbank Test Sparks "Flames"; Taipei City Alerts Request District Prosecutors Office to Investigate; Heat Comparable to 500 Hair Dryers! Chemistry Teacher: Wrong Wind Direction Could Cause Disaster | Reporter Li Wen-yu, Zhan Wan-xuan News Link: Entertainer Sun An-tso is in the spotlight again! Claiming online that his "latest invention for 2026," he tested it at a riverside park, but the process resulted in a massive burst of flames, turning him into a target! A chemistry teacher also pointed out that Sun An-tso's flamethrower uses kerosene, making it difficult to extinguish and potentially causing a fire. Furthermore, a lawyer stated that Sun An-tso's self-made flamethrower and subsequent testing may constitute a crime of manufacturing illegal weapons, punishable by death or life imprisonment, or imprisonment for more than seven years…

Arson Kills Neighbor! Man Dressed in Women Surrenders to Police, Sentenced to 8 Years in First Instance, Appeals | CTS News Reporter Sun Yuli News Link: In October 2024, a man surnamed Zeng, feeling down, set fire to the curtains in his rented apartment in Xinzhuang District, New Taipei City, with a lighter, causing a fire that killed one neighboring couple and seriously injured another. He later surrendered to the police station dressed in women's clothing and was sentenced to 8 years in prison in the first instance. Both the prosecution and defense appealed, as Zeng denied committing murder and argued that the first instance sentence was too harsh; the prosecution argued that he was also involved in attempted murder and that the first instance sentence was too lenient. Lawyer Li Yusheng of Fidelity Law Firm stated that the defendant in this case was guilty of arson, murder, and attempted murder under the Criminal Code, which are serious offenses. The first instance court considered his surrender and granted him a reduced sentence, and believed that the defendant did not have the subjective intent to kill a specific person…

The scandal at Guangze Clinic has escalated, with two managers detained and five construction workers released on bail. (Reported by Huang Ling-hsuan, Mirror News) The Guangze Clinic voyeurism case is far from over! Police launched a search on the 7th, taking two clinic managers into custody for investigation. Both were subsequently detained on the 9th due to their significant involvement. Even five construction workers were taken into custody for allegedly assisting in dismantling the equipment and destroying evidence. They were released on bail of NT$500,000 late on the 9th. Police do not rule out further searches. Lawyer Li Yu-sheng of Fidelity Law Firm stated that if the managers are suspected of knowing about or ordering the recording, they will be considered accomplices in violating privacy laws and unauthorized recording of sexually explicit images. If underage victims are involved, they will also be guilty of a serious crime under the Child and Youth Sexual Exploitation Act. The managers are currently overseas. The prosecutor has summoned them…

The Aierli Self-Help Group, with 800 members, has exceeded its group limit, leading to a surge of over 200 complaints. Aierli announces a "full refund" policy, with no deduction for gifts and no handling fees. (Reported by Cao Wenning, CTi News) News Link: The well-known chain medical aesthetics group Aierli has been embroiled in a hidden camera scandal. Police and prosecutors are currently searching all branches across Taiwan and reviewing patient records to identify potential victims. However, during the investigation, it was discovered that a surveillance engineer surnamed Xie had received instructions from higher-ups to dismantle and even format the surveillance mainframes in 10 branches in central and northern Taiwan, attempting to destroy evidence. Furthermore, it was found that minors were also filmed. Lawyer Li Yusheng of Fidelity Law Firm stated that he had previously received…

The Aierli voyeurism scandal continues to escalate; equipment supplier claims senior management instructed them to "destroy evidence" │ Mirror News reporter Zhang Jinghan News Link: The well-known chain medical aesthetics group Aierli has been embroiled in a voyeurism scandal. Police and prosecutors are currently searching all branches across Taiwan and reviewing patient records to identify potential victims. However, during the investigation, it was discovered that a surveillance engineer surnamed Xie had received prior instructions from senior management to dismantle and even format the mainframes of surveillance cameras in 10 branches in central and northern Taiwan, attempting to destroy evidence. Furthermore, it was discovered that minors were also filmed. Lawyer Li Yusheng of Fidelity Law Firm stated that while consumers of medical aesthetic procedures are usually adults, if minors have visited clinics for related treatments and been secretly filmed, the case could escalate into a case under the Child and Youth Sexual Exploitation Prevention Act…