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sly! The thief who robbed a supermarket with NT$29,000 revealed that he wanted to "quit gambling" by serving a job in jail. News link: A man in Taipei City went to a supermarket to threaten the clerk, and even broke into the counter and forced the clerk to escape, but in the end he failed to rob He was arrested by the police for just a dime, and he actually had more than 20,000 yuan on him, so he was not short of money at all. As for why he committed the crime, the man claimed that he wanted to go to jail to cure his gambling addiction, and the court sentenced him to six months in prison. Explanation of legal issues related to the crime of robbery and intimidation to obtain property. Lawyer Zhang Kaixin from Fidelity Law Firm said that the judge believed that the victim in this case was suppressed...

Stop in front of my house and don’t move? A brick wall surrounds your car! Link to the popular Dongsen News: After refusing to park someone else's car in front of his house, the owner actually piled bricks and surrounded the car in retaliation! A car owner in New Taipei went to Zhonghe to play with friends on vacation for 228 consecutive days. He parked his car in an alley. Since there was no red line drawn on the site and no access was blocked, the parking was not illegal. However, the owner claimed that there was construction at his home. It would affect traffic. Seeing that the other party was unwilling to move the car, he was so angry that he found someone to build brick walls to surround the car, making it completely impossible for the car owner to move the car. Therefore, he was charged with coercion. Legal explanation of the crime of coercion, lawyer Li Yusheng from Fidelity Law Firm said: Using rape or coercion to make people do things they are not obligated to do or to hinder people...

The seat cushions with legal grids for parking heavy machinery were labeled "shameless" with stickers! Mirror News News Link: You really messed with whoever you provoked. Even if you just park your car, you will be scolded without shame! A man surnamed Wu in Beitou, Taipei City, parked his heavy machine in the car parking bay. Unexpectedly, on the evening of the 28th, he found a piece of paper taped to the seat cushion, which scolded him for being "selfish, immoral and shameless." Although the car owner was unwilling to report the crime, the lawyer emphasized that this behavior involved blatant insult and slander. An explanation of the criminal liability and legal procedures related to the crime of public insult and defamation. Lawyer Li Yusheng from Fidelity Law Firm said: The crime of public insult refers to the crime of public insult to the public or certain specific persons...

It’s hard to put out a fire with an apology! The T1 brawl was reported by netizens as "social security law". Retired star: making a fuss out of a molehill. Times News/Next News News Link: Taoyuan Yongfeng Clouded Leopards and Taiwan Beer Yingxiong, the largest brawl in the history of T1 professional basketball broke out on the 19th, and the league also quickly imposed penalties. However, some netizens couldn't stand it anymore and reported to the police through the Internet that the players were fighting and violated the social order maintenance law. After the police accepted the case, they would summon the two players who were involved in the fight, Jiang Chua'an, Chen Xiaorong and two assistant coaches, and the four of them would come to the case to explain. . Related to social protection law and the crime of gathering to fight...

Raisa was sentenced to 20 days in detention for "choking in anger" while protecting her wife: She hopes that China Television News reporters Zheng Huiliang and Liang Hongzhi will be treated fairly. News link: Artist Raisa devoted herself to Taiwan gymnastics and spared no effort, but 2 years ago, someone posted a post questioning "Raisa is really Did you pay so much?" As soon as the article came out, someone left a message below, using words such as "beggar" and "obese" to insult them. They also wrote the coach's name and asked everyone to search them. The players and coaches chose to call the police and investigate afterwards. The police investigated the IP location and found that it was at the home of Raissa's husband "Li Zhaokai". In the end, he was sentenced to 2 years of detention for "public insult"...

"I want to get to know you!" A woman was "harrassed" by a man while riding the MRT. The police punished her in accordance with the social security law. Times News/One TV News News Link: She was kicked off the iron plate when she started talking to her, and she was called to the police! A few days ago, at the Zhongshan MRT station, a striking-looking woman was approached by a strange man. Although she refused many times, the man still refused to give up, and a quarrel broke out between the two parties. The woman complained that the other party also choked her, "Do you think I dare not do anything to you?" After the police arrived at the scene, they requested a penalty in accordance with the "Social Welfare Law". Explanation of the relevant provisions of the Follow-up Law and the Social Order Maintenance Law. The term "Follow-up" usually refers to inappropriate sexual harassment or verbal harassment of a person or group through words or actions. and…

New trick? The orderer asked the delivery person to write a "pay back" note to the debt collector. Dongsen News News Link: People ordering food delivery have various requests, such as sending flowers on Valentine's Day, asking the delivery person to say Happy Valentine's Day, or drop by. Help with shopping and delivery people are usually available. But this time, a delivery boy was asked to write the word "pay back" on a note and put it in the meal, asking him to complain. Is there another debt collection service now? But the lawyer said that such behavior, including food orderers and delivery people, has broken the law. An explanation of the criminal liability and legal procedures related to the crime of intimidation. Lawyer Li Yusheng from Fidelity Law Firm said: If debt collectors use violence, coercion, etc. to make people do things they have no obligation to do...

The commercial building hides a casino! "It's difficult to verify due to large crowds" is a tactic used to evade the police. Times News/Next News reporter Li Caishan News link: There is a casino operating in a seemingly simple commercial building on Linsen North Road. As for why it was chosen in a crowded place, it turns out that It was after a special site selection. People familiar with the matter said that because there were so many people coming and going in the urban area, it was difficult for the police to verify, and it was less likely to attract attention, so they deliberately went in the opposite direction. Although this time it was seized by the police, the operation The reporter does not have a gang background, but this does not rule out that the financial backers behind the scenes are trying to evade the police. An explanation of criminal liability and legal procedures related to gambling crimes. Lawyer Li Yusheng from Fidelity Law Firm said: Gambling in criminal law...

I was surprised to see "there is a camera" in the shower! Woman was secretly photographed by diving instructor and frightened! Mirror News News Link: A female diver went diving in Long Cave, New Taipei City, in May last year. When she was washing after landing, she suddenly discovered that she was secretly photographed. She immediately asked her boyfriend to arrest her, but the diving instructor who was suspected of secretly photographing him because of the first The memory card was discarded as soon as possible, leaving the prosecutor with no direct evidence during the investigation. In the end, they had no choice but to impose no prosecution. It was too exaggerated to make the victim so angry that he cursed. The woman's boyfriend was secretly filmed vs. the coach surnamed Peng: "Are you looking for the memory card? (I'm looking for the e-cigarette!)" After finishing the notes, she and her boyfriend returned to the scene, but unexpectedly they caught the coach rummaging around outside the embankment. …

A wanted criminal who had been on the run for 18 years setting up a stall at the lantern festival was arrested and was caught for lying about his personal information | Mirror News News Link: The Taiwan Lantern Festival will come to an end on Sunday, and the Taipei police also stepped up patrols around the exhibition area during the lantern festival. On the evening of the 12th, mobile vendors were banned in the Sisi South Village exhibition area. However, the vendor looked nervous and reported wrong personal information. After police investigation, it was discovered that he was a wanted criminal who had been on the run for 18 years, but he was arrested because of setting up a stall at the lantern festival. Caught. Fidelity Law Firm Line:…

The driver was suspected of having an epileptic seizure and lost control of his car, crashing into 14 cars and injuring passers-by. Mirror News News Link: In Lingya District, Kaohsiung City, at around 8 pm yesterday (15th), an accident occurred where a car collided with a motorcycle and motorcycle on the roadside, causing damage to 14 vehicles. A 26-year-old man surnamed Li was driving his girlfriend at an intersection. He was suspected of having an epileptic seizure and was unable to control the vehicle at the moment. He almost hit a pedestrian crossing the road. Fortunately, the pedestrian dodged in time, but the car then hit two passenger cars on the side of the road. There were 12 motorcycles, which caused serious damage to the vehicle. The driver named Li suffered a scratch on his forehead. Lawyer Li Yusheng explains relevant criminal liability and civil liability: "If the driver is...