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Written by: Jiang Gengyu
2021-05-30 10:26
Last update date: 2021-05-30 11:17
Taiwan’s new crown pneumonia epidemic is serious. When Taiwan entered the third level of alert, a Hong Kong man was still engaged in prostitution and was soliciting customers on the Internet. He was arrested by a female policeman who used snakes and was arrested in accordance with the Social Order Maintenance Act on the 28th. The fine was NT$1,500 (the same below, approximately HK$420).
According to the police, a female police officer from the Dapu Police Station of the Changhua Police Branch suddenly popped up an advertisement while shopping on a mobile social networking site. She accidentally clicked on the link, and then an account took the initiative to talk about adding LINE friends, claiming to be a masseuse, but between words Quite bold, even sending photos of the lower body, claiming to provide customized services.
The female police suspected that the masseur might be engaged in sex trafficking. After discussing with colleagues and reporting to her superiors, under the command of the director of the police station surnamed Wang, the female police and the masseur agreed to arrive in the afternoon of last Thursday (27th). "Deal" at a motel in Changhua.
A Hong Kong male who made a "duck" in Taiwan was arrested by a female policeman who used snakes.
(Changhua Police Branch)
The policewoman ventured into the room and first chatted with the man surnamed Guo to discuss the price. He said that if a pure massage is 2500 yuan (about 700 Hong Kong dollars), further sex transactions will be an additional 2000 yuan (about 560 Hong Kong dollars). He massaged a few times, and after the female police did a search for evidence, the director surnamed Wang and two male policemen who were waiting outside the room opened the door to enter and seized Guo.
Guo Nan looked surprised when he saw the police break in, and then confessed his prostitution.
According to the police investigation, Guo Nan mentioned in the advertisement that he is a "high-value male teacher", mainly serving female clients, and that his service is more "comfortable" than traditional Chinese massage, with more "rolling and kneading" techniques. , There is also more "spiritual" communication.
The man surnamed Guo was fined NT$1,500 in accordance with the Social Order Maintenance Act.
(Changhua Police Branch)
The police said that during the epidemic, all cases of prostitution of women were detected, especially foreign female migrant workers. The Changhua branch seized a 39-year-old Hong Kong man surnamed Guo who was engaged in pornographic trades in "cowboys", which may be the whole of Taiwan. The first piece.
The police officer revealed that the man is about 170 centimeters tall, looks gentle, and has a clear Hong Kong accent in one mouth. "It's hard to imagine being a cowboy."
According to the police investigation, Guo Nan came to Taiwan as a job in November 2020, but engaged in erotic massage and sex transactions in Taichung, Changhua, and Nantou. He confessed that it was the first time he was seized and said that he did not expect that Taiwan would also arrest the "cowboy." ".
After investigation, it was found that Guo Nan had obtained a Taiwanese ID card. He was originally a legitimate masseuse who provided sexual services to earn extra money. The charges ranged from 2,000 to 4,000 yuan (about 560 to 1,120 Hong Kong dollars) depending on the region and service.
Due to the severe new crown pneumonia epidemic in Taiwan nowadays, Guo Nan was asked to undergo a virus test, which was initially negative.
As for having sex with many teenage customers, the police are still learning about it.
(Comprehensive report)
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