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The person in charge of the company surnamed Su is suspected of using drugs to force sexual intercourse with two women. He has been detained and requested to be released on bail to stop being detained.
The head of a company surnamed Su was suspected of using drugs to force sexual intercourse on two women and was detained and banned from seeing him. (situational photo)
As the person in charge of the company, a man surnamed Su was suspected of using drugs to force sexual intercourse with two women. He was detained and banned. Through his lawyer, he applied to the court for a guarantee to stop the detention. Su Nan claimed that he was just "looking for flowers" and had elderly parents to take care of at home, and he actively wanted to reconcile with the victims. However, after hearing the case, the Qiaotou District Court found that he had committed crimes continuously, had extremely poor ability to control impulses, and was likely to commit crimes repeatedly, and ruled to reject the claim.
The defendant, a man surnamed Su, is the person in charge of the company. He was suspected of using drugs to force sexual intercourse on two women. He was detained for three months in accordance with the Criminal Procedure Law on May 29 this year, and his detention was extended for two months from August 29 of the same year.
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The judge of the Qiaotou District Court pointed out that the two crimes Su Nan was charged with were repeated similar crimes within a short period of time. The number of times was not a single crime, and it was by no means an occasional crime. This was enough to prove that he had a bad habit of "several times looking for the victim and then committing crimes that hindered sexual autonomy." Su Nan knew that the prosecutors had launched an investigation into the case of the first victim (Female B), but he was unaware of the vigilance. He then set up a trap for the second victim (Female A) and committed a very similar drugged sexual assault.
The judge criticized that Su Nan's actions showed that his "ability to restrain sexual impulses" and "awareness of obeying the law" were seriously insufficient and had a tendency to continue to deteriorate. It was difficult to believe that he had no possibility of committing another crime. In order to protect social security, the judge believed that the reasons and necessity for continued detention still existed. Therefore, Su Nan's disillusionment with spending money on bail and returning home for the holidays ruled that the entire case should be dismissed.
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The man surnamed Su will face a formal trial and may receive a severe sentence.
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