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News and Video Source: Case Background and Legal Controversy Aaron Yan Indicted on Two Charges, Potentially Faces 10 Years in Prison | Mirror News Reporters Lin Chia-yi and Liu Wei-ting In June of this year, internet celebrity Yao Le accused artist Aaron Yan of secretly filming their private moments while he was a minor and then leaking the videos to other friends. After several months of investigation, the police determined that Aaron Yan and Yao Le had consensual sex, and that the private videos filmed by Aaron Yan were not secretly filmed. However, Yao Le was a minor at the time, and the videos filmed by Aaron Yan were distributed to two netizens, constituting "intended dissemination." Today (November 8th), the Shilin District Prosecutors Office will begin the full investigation of the case…

New evidence of Gao Hongan’s involvement in corruption! Three major fraud tactics used by people suspected of "wanting to buy coffee beans" to set up petty cash | Times News, 1TV News Times News: 1TV News: Hsinchu Mayor-elect Gao Hongan's corruption scandal continues to expand. According to the weekly news, there will be "petty cash" "Gold" is because when Gao Hongang first took office as a committee member, he wanted to do...

Picking up a credit card makes you greedy! The nurse spent 50,000 yuan to buy a pair of gold rings | Mirror News News Link: She carefully selected things in front of the window, and the clerk introduced them attentively. She carefully put the gold jewelry into the box. The woman left the silver shop satisfied with the purchase, but she couldn't pass it. One day, she actually came back to return the gold ring. Her behavior was so weird that even the store owner found it strange. It turned out that the suspect, after picking up the credit card on the road, became greedy and went to a nearby bank to steal gold jewelry. It was not until the owner received a consumption notification text message on his cell phone that he noticed something was wrong and immediately reported the case to the police. Police investigation revealed that the suspect, a woman surnamed Gao, was working as a nurse in a pediatrician in Yonghe, New Taipei City...

Your home is being monitored! All 700 electronic cameras in Taiwan are suspected to use Chinese chips | Mirror News News Link: Many people will install monitors to ensure the safety of their homes, but did you know that there is a website abroad that is quietly monitoring our lives? And most people are completely unaware, and every move in their lives is photographed. Click on the foreign website Insecam, and monitor screens will immediately pop up. Your and my life are like a real version of The Truman World. All the activities of the old grandmother in the house are exposed, and there are also scenes of the family dining in the parent-child restaurant, which is as real as the real world. Exposed to the eyes of netizens around the world; there are even paintings suspected of being inside a postpartum care home...

"I was abducted"! The case was reversed when the case was reported to the police station. | TVBS News News Link: Yahoo News A man in New Taipei City reported a crime to the police station a few days ago, saying that he was abducted in a mountainous area and tortured and lost his bag. The police requested a warrant and found the suspect. , but the suspect was confused. After reviewing the surveillance cameras, it was found that the victim was talking and laughing with the other party on the road and could move freely. He was suspected of making false reports and may have violated the social security law. Reporter Su Peiyu: "A man in New Taipei City came to the police station early in the morning to report that he had been abducted. He did not come to seek help until he was released in the early morning. The police expanded their surveillance surveillance because the man claimed that he had been abducted. The location is...

News and Video Source: Case Background and Legal Controversy JPEX Hong Kong Spokespersons Frequently Arrested, Victims Furious: Taiwan Remains Silent | Mirror News Reporters Gan Meixin and Li Fangci Hong Kong police have launched a major investigation into the JPEX fraud case, with many KOLs and internet celebrities who had previously endorsed JPEX being frequently arrested recently. As of October 8th, the number of arrests had reached 28. However, in Taiwan, spokespeople like Chen Lingjiu and KOLs like "Tiaotiao Tiger TONY" who had previously endorsed JPEX seem to have escaped criminal charges unscathed. Some victims are quite frustrated, noting that despite the strict investigation in Hong Kong, reporting to the police in Taiwan has been ineffective. The Responsibility of Spokespersons…

I bought the land but it’s not mine! The woman seeks justice from Cathay Cai Chennan! Reported by Zheng Huiliang, Liang Hongzhi, Lin Zhichun, and Li Qiting/Taipei City News Link: In the 1980s of the Republic of China, a well-known Ms. Chen in Taipei City spent 21.8 million to buy Cai Chennan, the former chairman of the Cathay Trust Investment Company, and his wife in Xindian District, New Taipei City. More than ten years later, I received a court auction notice for the land on the elite road section. After checking the land copy, I found that the land had been "mortgaged" since the 1972 Republic of China, and the amount was as high as 240 million, and the mortgage was The set debtor is still Cai Chennan...

Exclusive/"Bang" leads the line of fire! The evil man chased with a sharp weapon and "threatened and cursed" News link: A driving dispute broke out in Luzhou District, New Taipei City. At that time, a driver surnamed Shi went to a gas station to refuel, but he did not keep the distance between the car and the car in front and almost collided. The car in front first pressed the button The driver surnamed Shi also honked his horn, causing the driver surnamed Qiu in the car in front to be dissatisfied. He forced the car and chased him with weapons to threaten him. The man surnamed Shi was frightened and left and quickly called the police. The police also immediately chased him with his car. , arrested the suspect. Lawyer Li Yusheng said: "If you honk your horn indiscriminately,...

News and Video Sources: Case Background and Legal Controversies Revealed – Hsinchu Mayor Kao Hong-an's Secret Accounts! His Favorite Dish: "Thai Lemon Fish" | Mirror News Reporters Lin Chia-yi and Huang Hung-yu. Hsinchu Mayor Kao Hong-an is suspected of fraudulently claiming assistant fees. The Taipei District Court has summoned Kao Hong-an's office assistants for questioning. From the ledgers prepared by Xiao Tu, it can be seen that almost every time food is ordered, a dish of Thai lemon fish appears, seemingly Kao Hong-an's favorite. However, the coffee shop owner said he has never seen Kao Hong-an and that it was probably her assistant who took out the food for her. Explanation of Relevant Legal Issues Regarding the Anti-Corruption Act: A criminal lawyer from Fidelity Law Firm stated that due to the current…

Exchange votes without registration fee? "Secret Doctor" candidate involved in election bribery, requested to be detained See Times News Link One News Link The person in charge of a clinic in New Taipei City ran for city council at the end of the year, but was accused of calling for "free registration fees" and suspected of election bribery. Moreover, she only had the qualifications of a pharmacist, but she actually worked as a secret doctor, treating patients and prescribing medicines. The prosecutor used the election method and the physician method to search and interview her, and the prosecutor requested that she be detained and banned from seeing her. The doctor from the same clinic who helped the candidate commit fraud was also named as a defendant and was eventually bailed out at NT$200,000. Lawyer Li Yusheng said: "The crime of vote bribery lies in whether there is a consideration relationship between the bribe or improper benefit delivered and the voters' behavior of exercising their right to vote. This needs to be determined on a case-by-case basis. In this case, for example, there are How long, and at the time of the visit…

Lawyer who paid $2,000 to settle the settlement: You can still sue for "not to sue but to argue" in the settlement. News link: A delivery boy in New Taipei City had a driving dispute with an old man on a bicycle. He lost control of the car and hit the old man four times on the road, and even kicked him. He injured someone and finally settled for 2,000 yuan. The lawyer said that the deliveryman was involved in crimes such as injury, damage, coercion, and public insult. Even if he settled, he could still sue for the crime of "not suing but judging" afterwards. The food delivery platform stated that the identity of the delivery driver cannot be found through the license plate. He may use the account or ride someone else's car, and will need to continue to investigate, and the most severe punishment will be suspension. Lawyer Li Yusheng said: "Whether the money was collected on the spot means that the two parties have indeed reconciled, this part needs to be confirmed...

News and Video Source: Case Background and Legal Controversy - #MeToo Lawsuit Leads to Da Ya's Court Appearance; She States She Has Already Filed a Police Report in Hong Kong | Mirror News Reporters Gong Pinrou and Wang Zhuying. Entertainer Da Ya was recently sued for defamation by "Blackie" Chen Jianzhou. Today, Da Ya appeared in court for the first time as a defendant. She subsequently posted on Facebook, stating, "As the first person to be sued in the Taiwan #MeToo movement, the pressure is immense." However, she also pointed out that she has already filed a police report in Hong Kong with her lawyer and will absolutely not remain silent. She further emphasized that the other party must cooperate with the investigation. Fidelity Law Firm Criminal Lawyer…