
Yuri, an Indonesian nurse who has been working as a home care worker in Taiwan for 12 years, illegally sold the prescription drug Xikke through Douyin and brokered abortions for migrant workers. The Taipei District Court was sentenced to 2 years and 6 months in prison for 19 cases of soliciting abortions for pregnant women.
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While working in Taiwan for 12 years, Yuri, an Indonesian nurse, sold the prescription drug Xikari through Douyin and media about migrant workers' abortions. After being reported for showing off her wealth, she was caught by the prosecutors.
After Yuri, an Indonesian nurse, purchased the prescription drug "happy Ke Kui" from a pharmacy through an Indonesian middleman, she sold it on Douyin for 10 pills at a price of 2,500 yuan, and served as a mediator to migrant workers in need. The obstetrics department performed abortions and was charged by the prosecutor with the crime of processing abortions with intent to profit according to the criminal law. The Taipei District Court today found 19 cases of commissioning abortions for pregnant women and sentenced them to 2 years and 6 months in prison, and confiscated 1 million yuan in illegal gains. Can be appealed.
Yuri, who is currently in custody, also attended the court hearing. She was wearing a ponytail and a mask, and her expression looked quite calm. After listening to what the interpreter translated to her, Yuri's face remained calm and she did not seem to have much emotion. She was led by the bailiff back to the detention room and is expected to return to the detention center this afternoon.
YURI has been working as a home care worker in Taiwan for 12 years. Knowing that pregnancy of migrant workers will seriously affect her work, she hired an Indonesian middleman to buy the prescription medicine Xikakui at the pharmacy and sold it on Douyin for 1,500 yuan to 2 for 10 pills. It was sold to migrant workers in need of abortion at a price of 500 yuan; in addition, prosecutors also found that YURI also helped pregnant legal migrant workers and missing migrant workers go to obstetrics and gynecology departments for abortions, and charged a price of 6,500 to 7,000 yuan.
After making money, YURI began to show off his wealth in Douyin live broadcasts, showing off his expensive clothes and bags. Unexpectedly, he got angry, and people discovered the abnormality and reported it. In May this year, the Taipei District Prosecutor's Office searched YURI's residence and seized 280,000 Taiwan dollars and currencies from various countries, including many gold jewelry.
The prosecutor's investigation found that although YURI was engaged in nursing work, her account cash flow in the past two years was as high as tens of millions. However, after YURI came to the case, she confessed that she had only made 2 million yuan in profit. The prosecutor finally charged YURI with the crime of processing abortions for profit. As for YURI's husband and other relatives and friends have left the country, they can only be wanted. As for the person in charge of the drug surnamed Huang, the store manager surnamed Xie, and the person in charge surnamed Li, they are currently under investigation by the Beijing Inspection and Quarantine Office.
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