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Second Search of Prince Group Accomplices Leads to Investigation of "Evidence Destruction Group," 3 More Detained | Next TV News Reporter Zhang Jinghan News Link: The Prince Group scandal in Cambodia has caused a huge uproar in Taiwan. Recently, prosecutors launched a second wave of searches and interviews. Among those interviewed for the second time, Lin Yangmao, the head of Neil Company, was discovered by prosecutors to be the chief manager of the OBU account. He and two other financial managers are suspected of colluding to destroy evidence, and therefore, all three were ordered to be detained and held incommunicado that evening. Attorney Li Yusheng of Fidelity Law Firm stated that after the investigation began, the core members of the criminal group immediately formed an evidence destruction group in an attempt to destroy relevant evidence. To prevent the destruction of evidence related to the fraud group's crimes, prosecutors have first detained these core suspects and will continue to interview other related accomplices to clarify…

A lawyer surnamed Xianta may lose her license after appearing in court to counter-accuse the prosecutor of using excessive questioning and faces a one-year prison sentence! Xianta was merely helping the defendant raise legal fees. (Sanlih News reporter You Tao, Jian Hanming) News Link: The internet celebrity "Xianta lawyer" is suspected of leaking information to help a fraud group launder money and has been indicted by the prosecutor. Today (18th) during the preparatory hearing, she claimed that the previous written records showed excessive questioning, and further accused the prosecutor of starting the interrogation only after being informed of the legal provisions, without knowing the specific charges, which seemed to be an attempt to force her to plead guilty. She requested a re-examination of both written records. The Taipei District Prosecutors Office believes that her violation of legal ethics is serious and has transferred her to the Lawyers Disciplinary Committee. If the case is serious, her lawyer's license may be lost. Lawyer Li Yusheng of Fidelity Law Firm stated that the person in this case has already been indicted for suspected crimes. If a lawyer violates legal ethics or even commits a crime…

The Prince Group, a transnational fraud organization, had an office located in Taipei 101 for seven years, a fact that Chia Yung-chieh, the chairperson of Taipei 101, lamented: "I have no right to investigate their backgrounds." She added that she was shocked upon learning of the operation and immediately reviewed her internal controls to determine if there were any lapses. She also expressed her frustration, stating that she lacks the authority to investigate tenants' backgrounds like the police or prosecutors, and can only rely on publicly available business information. She appealed to public authorities for prior background checks, but actually contacting the Economic Development Bureau and police departments proved difficult. Lawyer Lee Yu-sheng of Fidelity Law Firm stated that Taipei 101 merely provided office space…

Just after announcing the resumption of work... Energy's Kun-Ta is indicted for allegedly skipping military service and specific sentencing requests have been made. | TVBS News reporters Yan Sheng-Fen and Yan Rui-Sheng. News Link: A series of celebrity skipping military service scandals have surfaced, with 17 celebrities currently involved. On the 14th, prosecutors indicted 12 more people, including Hsiu Chieh-Kai, Hsieh Kun-Ta, and Chen Bo-Lin, and unusually, they revealed specific sentencing dates. Prosecutors recommended that the court sentence five celebrities to two years and eight months in prison. Regarding the indictment of two members of Energy, the record company responded that it will cooperate with the judicial investigation and announced the suspension of all group public activities until next year. Lawyer Li Yu-Sheng of Fu-Da Law Firm stated that in the past, prosecutors might only indict according to the law in skipping military service cases, but recently the Supreme Prosecutors Office ordered that such cases be investigated quickly and severely due to their serious nature. Therefore, the New Taipei City Prosecutors Office...

The leader of the "Cosmic Maitreya Cult" has been accused of using "black curses" to attack political figures from both the Kuomintang (KMT) and the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP). The Ministry of the Interior has launched an investigation. News Link: Chen Chin-lung, the leader of the emerging religious group "Cosmic Maitreya Cult," has been reported for establishing a secret curse group that gathers followers of the "Five Eyes Holy Warriors" to issue daily instructions to collectively attack heads of state, political and business figures from multiple countries using "thought power." This includes not only former President Tsai Ing-wen and the current President and Vice President, but also KMT figures like Eric Chu, and even internet celebrity Four-Fork Cat, who has been blacklisted in a "system to exterminate souls and ancestors." The Ministry of the Interior has confirmed receiving the report and has launched an investigation. Lawyer Li Hsin of Fidelity Law Firm stated that if this religious group calls on its followers to use methods such as mental power to…

Trademark Dispute! Bubble Tea Shop Named "moomoo" Targeted by E-commerce Platform MOMO | One TV News, Era News Reporters Gu Jiazhen and Lin Junting News Link: A well-known bubble tea shop in Taipei has recently been embroiled in a trademark dispute. The main issue stems from the e-commerce platform MOMO's claim that the shop's trademark is confusing and has filed a trademark opposition, arguing that the opposing party should revoke the trademark. The bubble tea shop owner stated that the brand was created after experiencing delicious milk in Hokkaido and wanting to bring it back; the inspiration came from the sound of a cow mooing, and it has no connection to the e-commerce platform MOMO. The matter has been handed over to lawyers. Li Yusheng, a trademark lawyer at Fidelity Law Firm, stated that the e-commerce platform believes the bubble tea shop's trademark is too similar and could cause consumer confusion, therefore it has filed a trademark opposition against the shop's "moomoo" brand…