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"I love you so much!" Female patient harassed Su Yifeng for half a year: emotional blackmail│TVBS news reporters Huang Kaijing and Yang Qingbo
News link:https://youtu.be/AjeODEU2f0Y?si=O1Xaq3QKFhrJ55Yr
Su Yifeng, a well-known thoracic surgeon, accused a female patient of harassing him for a long time. Not only did she send messages, emails, and "shows of love" to her, but she also wrote to the hospital mailbox after failing to confess her love, accusing him of "not helping her with medical treatment, not treating her, not treating her, not treating her, not treating her." "Care about her" made him unbearable and said that he would not rule out filing a lawsuit. The lawyer said that the female patient's behavior may violate the stalking law and defamation, and she could be punished with a prison sentence of up to one year.
Lawyer Li Yusheng: "This patient continues to send messages to the doctor that are related to sex or gender and cause trouble to the doctor. He will violate the harassment law and be sentenced to up to one year in prison. In addition, he spreads false information on the Internet that can damage the doctor." The speech will also violate the criminal law and be punished by imprisonment for not more than two years, short-term imprisonment, or a fine of not more than 1,000 yuan.”
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