News Headline: Pharmacist a Repeat Offender! Part-Time Worker Accuses Pharmacist of Sexually Assaulting 16 Female Victims? 3 Women File Sexual Harassment Lawsuits. Media Source: Next TV (NEXT TV). Reporter: Pan Wen-yu. News Link: News Summary: According to Next TV, a pharmacist surnamed Chen in Tamsui, New Taipei City, was previously detained and held incommunicado by court order for allegedly drugging a female university student. After the police and prosecutors expanded their investigation and contacted 16 female part-time workers who had previously worked at the pharmacy, four more former employees filed charges. One claimed that the pharmacist took advantage of the fact that there were only two people in the store and asked her to undress and sexually assaulted her. The other three stated that they were touched on the buttocks, waist, or chest while working at the counter. Currently, the police have assisted the four in taking statements and filing charges. The charges are still pending investigation by the police and prosecutors and the court's determination. Attorney Li Yu-sheng explains Fidelity Law Firm…

News Headline: Exclusive / NT$20,000 Electric Bicycle Stolen After Being Forgot to Lock It; Habitual Offender Arrested, Claims He Took Sleeping Pills Media Source: Next TV Reporter: Wang Zhongjun News Link: News Summary According to Next TV, a woman in Songshan District, Taipei City, parked her newly purchased electric bicycle, worth approximately NT$20,000, near Songshan Station. She forgot to lock it before leaving and returned to find it stolen. Police reviewed surveillance footage and identified a 70-year-old man surnamed Wang, who was homeless and worked odd jobs, as the suspect. The abandoned bicycle was found on Kangle Street in Neihu District. After being apprehended, Wang claimed he had taken sleeping pills and did not remember what he had done. Police still transferred him to the prosecutor's office on charges of theft. Lawyer Li Yusheng's Explanation: Lawyer Li Yusheng of Fuda Law Firm stated that after taking sleeping pills, consciousness is reduced…

News Headline: [Daily Must-Read] Shopee Offers Fake University Degrees for NT$5,000 Each, Using "Fake Diplomas" to Scam Micron Technology Media Source: CTi News Reporter: Lin Miao-ru News Link: News Summary According to CTi News, a woman was selling forged diplomas on Shopee, customizable with different schools, departments, and degrees, for approximately NT$5,000 each. The fake diplomas purchased included those from National Taiwan University, Police University, and Feng Chia University. One person used a forged Feng Chia University master's degree to apply for a job and was hired by Micron Technology Taiwan; another active-duty military member submitted the fake diploma to the military for registration. The court has sentenced the seller and buyers for forgery and other offenses. Lawyer Li Yu-sheng from Fidelity Law Firm explains: Purchasing a fake diploma and actually using it are legally...

News Headline: Vaccine Broker Li Yi-ru Listed as Wanted for NT$1.06 Billion Fraud Against Tzu Chi Media Source: Mirror News Reporter: Wang Jun-zhi News Link: News Summary: Major progress in the Tzu Chi Foundation's NT$1.06 billion BNT vaccine fraud case! Li Yi-ru, a vaccine broker suspected of conspiring to defraud and playing a key role, is suspected of fleeing overseas after the incident and hiding in Hong Kong. The Investigation Bureau has officially listed him as a fugitive, and his wanted photo has been released. Lawyer Li Yu-sheng's Explanation: Lawyer Li Yu-sheng of Fidelity Law Firm stated that in such major fraud cases, if the defendant flees overseas after committing the crime, the likelihood of being detained by the court is very high once they are apprehended and returned to Taiwan, due to the very concrete fact of their escape. Furthermore, due to the serious nature of the fraud in this case…