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News and Video Sources: Case Background and Legal Controversies Mirror News Reporters | Hsu Jung-yu, Shen Ming-yang A "Taiwanese version of the Silenced" case recently broke out in Nantou, where an elementary school principal is suspected of sexually harassing hundreds of female elementary school students while working as a teacher. In addition, a similar case occurred in Taichung last year, reminiscent of the "Fang Si-chi case," where the principal, surnamed Huang, who sexually assaulted female students, almost retired and received his pension. In fact, there have been many cases in the past where perpetrators of sexual harassment and assault escaped the statute of limitations and lived a carefree life. Therefore, a lawyer suggested today (14th) that Taiwan could follow the example of the United States and establish a protection mechanism for underage victims, directly eliminating the statute of limitations. A criminal lawyer from Fidelity Law Firm explains…

Guo Yanjun's PO post got into trouble and may be involved in spreading rumors. The police are looking for the source reporter｜Photography by Zheng Huiliang｜Wang Yixuan Artist Guo Yanjun recently posted a conversation with a medical friend on Facebook. In the screenshot, he mentioned "many children just left like this." In just a few words This caused an uproar. Not only did Executive President Su Tseng-chang say that he would be held accountable, but the Criminal Bureau also held a press conference early on the 29th. However, the Criminal Bureau emphasized that it would not interview Guo Yanjun at the moment, and that it was investigating "content farm articles". He talks about real estate in front of the camera. He is the artist Guo Yanjun, but now he may be investigated by the police because of a "reposted conversation". It turns out that Guo Yanjun posted a conversation with a medical friend on Facebook. The other person mentioned, "The director has not had a break since April 5th. He has been saving people in the ward every day. He has seen many children just leave like this...

An air purifier was dismantled at a recycling yard and 2 million in cash was lost: I forgot the reporter | Zheng Huiliang Video | Wang Yixuan At a resource recycling yard in Yingge, New Taipei City, when employees were sorting out the air purifiers they received, they discovered that there was actually 2 million in cash inside. Yuan, and quickly took it to the police station. When the owner arrived at the case, he said that the machine had been idle for 40 years. The police compared the handwriting on the brown paper bag with the owner's handwriting and found that it was the same. The owner was also very touched by the attitude of not being ignorant about picking up gold in the recycling yard. . Employees at the recycling yard worked together to unload bags of recyclables into the truck, but this "air purifier" contained a huge amount of cash. Recycling yard employees vs.…

News link: Reporter | Photography by Zheng Huiliang | He Mengzhe In recent years, there have been several major cases that have attracted public attention. The final judge's judgment is far from the society's expectations. In order to promote "judge diversity", the Judicial Yuan will implement a new system of "scholar-to-judge". Starting next year, scholars will be able to become judges, but the threshold is quite high, requiring not only a law degree but also practical experience. The Judicial Yuan hopes to introduce talents from different fields to accelerate judicial reform. Han Yuping, former Major General Chief of Staff of the Army Flower Defense Department: "I hope my innocence can still be restored through legal channels." He is Han Yuping, former Major General Chief of Staff of the Flower Defense Department. He was sentenced for embezzling 2,880 yuan in Canadian food funds...

News and Video Source: Case Background and Legal Controversy Uncle Stops Practicing Kung Fu! "Knocking on Pots and Slapping Legs" Too Noisy for Neighbors | TVBS News A 78-year-old man living alone in Yonghe District, New Taipei City, often practices kung fu outside his home. However, the noise from banging on an iron pot and slapping his body during his practice is extremely disturbing to many neighbors. Police stated that in January of this year, a resident directly reported the incident, and the man was fined NT$1,000. The man promised to practice in a park when the weather is nice and to try to practice during non-rest hours. The more vigorously the man bangs, the more troubled the upstairs residents become. The extremely loud noise starts around 8 or 9 am, stops briefly, but resumes after only a few minutes…

News and video source: Case background and legal disputes are bizarre! A thief who robbed a convenience store with NT$29,000 claimed he wanted to "quit gambling" by going to jail. A man in Taipei threatened a convenience store clerk and even broke into the counter, forcing the clerk to flee. He was arrested before he could steal a single penny. He claimed he had over NT$20,000 on him and wasn't short of money. As for why he committed the crime, the man said he wanted to go to jail to quit gambling. The court sentenced him to six months in prison. Explanation of legal issues related to robbery and extortion: A criminal lawyer from Fidelity Law Firm stated that the judge believed the victim's level of oppression did not reach a state of complete irresistibility; therefore, only the charge of extortion could be established, not…

News and Video Source: Case Background and Legal Controversy - Woman Shocked by Camera in Shower! A female diver was horrified after being secretly filmed by her diving instructor! According to Mirror News, a female diver went diving in Longdong, New Taipei City last May. While showering after surfacing, she suddenly discovered she was being secretly filmed. Enraged, she immediately called her boyfriend to confront him. However, the diving instructor suspected of secretly filming her immediately discarded the memory card, leaving the police without direct evidence and ultimately resulting in no prosecution. The victim was furious, exclaiming that it was outrageous. The woman's boyfriend vs. the instructor, surnamed Peng: "Are you looking for the memory card? (I'm looking for an e-cigarette!)" After giving her statement, she and her boyfriend returned to the scene, only to find the instructor frantically searching outside the embankment…