Uh, is that, way too, lenient? I mean, when the law enforcement breaks the law, you would imagine, that the punishments would be, a HELL of a lot more, severe, but this, is still, JUST a SLAP on the wrists, and it doesn't do ANYTHING, but set that, BAD, precedence for future police forces who will be, MOONLIGHTING as, CRIMINALS! What SORT of an example do you think this sets, huh??? Off of the Front Page Sections, translated…
The Wufeng Substaetion's former detective, Liu in Taichung Police was collusion with the drug dealers, he'd leaked the cases that the D.A. is working on in detail to the cartel, and boldly took the files to meet up with the dealers, and told the dealers that they'd been, identified, allowing the dealers to get away to this very day, the district attorneys indicted Liu, stated that "he'd broken the worst taboo of the police department", the courts found that Liu working as the inside man, if he was only given probation, it wouldn't do right by all the other law enforcement officers, recently, Liu was sentenced to two years three months.
In the investigations as Liu was working in the sixth substation in Taichung, he'd learned that the Taichung police was going to conduct a "gambling raid" from May 24th to May 26th, he'd texted his friend, Chang who operates a gambling website, "something's going down on May 24th and 26th", "unannounced" "raid".
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During his working in the Wufeng Substation in 2020, Liu colluded with Ning, the drug dealer, reminded the man of the plates of the police vehicle, to remind him that he was being searched; and in 2017, there was a retired detective, handing the intel of the drug dealers to Liu, had Liu search for the dealers' personal information.
During 2023, the office Wang from Chiayi found Liu, stated that a case that the Wufeng Police Substation is working on involves the child of his coworker, and begged him to let him know if the man had been sent to the D.A.'s office, and Liu emailed the PDF file of the cases of the suspect to Wang.
During the cartel raid by the Wufeng Police Substation directed by the Taichung D.A.'s Office, the dealer, Chang realized that he was under the law enforcement's radar, had Liu help, Liu then asked the detective on the case for the files of the case, logged into the police database to find the information, and took the folder of the case to Nantou to meet up with Chang, which helped Chang to escape to out of country, and last year, as the D.A. found there to have been an inside man, they'd caught Liu.
In the first trial, Liu openly admitted to what he did, the courts found him guilty on six counts including leaking police information and invasion of privacy, sentenced him to two years three months. Liu filed for appeal, stated that he'd admitted to what he had done, asked for the probationary term instead; the public district attorney stated, that Liu worked in the police forces for thirty one years, and broken the most restricted laws of the police forces, and allowed one suspect to escape overseas, that his behavior severely damaged the public trust of law enforcement officials, and if he was only given probation, it would not have a forceful enough effect of those in the police forces who will be breaking the laws.
The High Subsidiary Courts of Taichung found, that Liu evaded responsibilities, and his crimes spanned across a total of seven years, as many as six times, and as he'd committed that first offense, he'd been promoted to lieutenant, and NOT some greenhorn who'd only begun, working, tossed back his appeal.
So, despite how this corrupt officer got punished, it's still NOT severe enough, I mean, think about it, a DETECTIVE leaking information out to drug dealers, causing the dealers to get out of country, and the dealer still hadn't been caught yet, and this does not just, damage the reputation of the police forces, it also, makes the citizens question the work, the ethics of the police, and, if you don't punish corruption like this with at LEAST twenty-years in prison, then, nobody will take anything away from this.
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