KMT Vice Chairman Chi Lin-lien presented a model gun to Legislator Hsieh Lung-chieh at a veterans' appreciation dinner in Tainan. Chi even mimed loading the magazine and cocking the gun, claiming it was made by a Marine Corps factory and urging Hsieh to "fire a shot." This action sparked discussion. Hsieh clarified twice, stating that "giving a gun is firstly to set the stage, secondly to combat corruption and collusion between officials and businesses, and thirdly to maintain public order and protect the city's safety," asking people not to make a fuss. Regarding the source of the model gun, Chi responded that it was a commemorative gun produced by a Marine Corps company. Lawyer Li Yu-sheng of Fidelity Law Firm stated that even if the gun Hsieh wielded was a model, if its appearance in public was likely to mislead the average person into believing it was a real gun, it could still violate social order maintenance...

Kao Hung-an's case temporarily resolved! The cases of Yen Kuan-heng, Lin Tai-hua, and Lin Yi-chin's alleged fraud involving assistant fees remain unresolved | ETtoday News reporters Liao Wei-hong and Huang Hao-che. News Links: Related News: Related News: Related News: Related News: Second trial in Hsinchu Mayor Kao Hung-an's assistant fee case…

A man who posted threatening remarks on Facebook, claiming that not enough people had died, turned out to be an EMBA graduate and business owner suspected of intimidation. He has been arrested and indicted. Following the random killing case, a copycat effect has emerged, with 94 intimidation cases reported across Taiwan. | SET News reporters Yu Tao and Chien Han-ming. News Link: Attorney Li Yu-sheng of Fidelity Law Firm stated that the perpetrator's public threatening remarks on Facebook were sufficient to cause panic among those who saw the post. The perpetrator is suspected of committing the crime of intimidating the public, which carries a sentence of up to two years imprisonment. Due to the relatively clear evidence and the sensitive timing, the prosecution swiftly indicted him to deter such illegal acts of intimidation through proactive investigation. Line online consultation hotline. Legal consultation with Fidelity Law Firm. Line:…

A special assistant to the Prince Group was questioned for the second time for allegedly handling financial transactions and was granted bail of NT$500,000. CTS News reporter Tsai Chi-min. News Link: The investigation into the Prince Group's alleged money laundering case has made new progress. Prosecutors have apparently discovered that senior executive Li Tien moved valuable antique paintings and calligraphy from his luxury residence in Xinyi District to Xindian for safekeeping. A special assistant surnamed Liu is suspected of handling related financial transactions and was questioned again yesterday (24th). After questioning, her bail was increased to NT$500,000. Compared to her previous visit to the Taipei District Prosecutors Office where she made no attempt to conceal her identity and even smiled broadly upon leaving, this time she was much more discreet. It was also rumored that she broke down in tears in court, admitting to feeling immense pressure. Lawyer Li Yu-sheng of Fidelity Law Firm stated that criminal groups typically have internal divisions of labor, with some engaging in fraud and others handling the proceeds of fraud. Although Liu Chun-yu claimed that she only ran errands for the main suspect and purchased limited-edition items, the prosecutor…

Taiwan Glass Group President Lin Po-shih Indicted by Shilin District Prosecutors Office for Alleged NT$1 Billion Sham Equity Transaction | Mirror News Reporters Chang Ching-han and Hu Ke-chiang News Link: Taiwan Glass Group President Lin Po-shih is suspected of using fraudulent equity transfers to evade the enforcement of judgments against the shares of his subsidiaries. After being reported by company shareholders, the Shilin District Prosecutors Office investigated and indicted him yesterday (17th) for the crime of submitting false business documents. Lawyer Liu Yi-ling of Fidelity Law Firm stated that in order to avoid the enforcement of his company shares, the perpetrator created false documents and transferred shares to his family members through a fraudulent transaction, committing the crime of forgery and submitting false business documents, and may also be guilty of damaging creditor's rights. According to law, this carries a penalty of up to three years imprisonment, detention, or a fine of up to NT$15,000. Fidelity Law Firm L…

A Dramatic Interlude at the Core Pacific City Court Hearing: Changhua County Councilor Vigorously Rubs Ko Wen-je's Face | Mirror News Reporters Chang Ching-han and Hu Ke-chiang News Link: The Taipei District Court is hearing the Core Pacific City corruption case. Today (the 18th), the fourth day of oral arguments took place. Former Taiwan People's Party Chairman Ko Wen-je appeared at the court early this morning with a smile. Among the large group of supporters was Changhua County Councilor Chang Hsueh-ju, who had traveled from Taipei specifically to show her support. Besides giving him a big hug, she also vigorously rubbed Ko Wen-je's face. Meanwhile, Shen Ching-ching was also asked about his first post on Facebook the previous night. He sighed, expressing the helplessness of life. Lawyer Lee Yu-sheng of Fidelity Law Firm stated that Shen Ching-ching's post on social media was primarily intended to guide public opinion and gain the approval of the public and some supporters through non-judicial means. However, the Core Pacific City case now…