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A man surnamed Wang from Changhua County broke into a laundry drying yard in the early morning, stole women's underwear, masturbated and ejaculated before hanging them back on hangers, leaving the underwear stained and unusable.
Diagram of women’s underwear has nothing to do with this case (file photo)
What a pervert! A man surnamed Wang from Changhua County was "sexually excited" in the middle of the night. He went to a residential clothes drying yard, grabbed a random piece of women's underwear and masturbated, and even ejaculated on the underwear. He then pretended to hang it back on the hanger as if nothing had happened. The next day, the owner of the underwear found that the underwear was stained with unknown mucus. He felt sick and wanted to vomit. He quickly checked the monitor and was shocked to see this disgusting act. He was so angry that he reported it to the police. The judge found that the underwear was no longer usable, and sentenced Wang to 20 days of detention for damaging other people's belongings, and Yike was fined 20,000 yuan.
The verdict stated that Wang Nan walked into an undoored clothes drying yard at about 3 a.m. on an April day this year, took a piece of underwear belonging to a female resident (worth about 100 yuan) from a hanger, hid in a corner and masturbated and ejaculated on the underwear, and then hung it back on the hanger. The next day when Lin was putting away the laundry, she noticed something strange in her underwear, so she checked the monitor and found that the underwear had been taken to a corner by a strange man and then taken out again. She guessed it was semen, and she was so angry that she called the police.
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During the prosecutor's investigation, Mr. Wang confessed to the crime, and since the "physical evidence" of his underwear was complete, he applied for a summary judgment on the charge of destruction, destruction and damage. The Changhua District Court held that although Mr. Wang did not damage the body of the underwear, his behavior had stained the underwear, destroyed the original hygienic function, and made the victim unable to continue using it. This was "causing the underwear to become unusable" and indeed constituted the crime of damage.
The judge considered that Mr. Wang arbitrarily damaged other people's underwear in order to satisfy his selfish desires. In addition to infringing on property rights, it also caused a strong sense of disgust in the victim and may even cause panic in nearby residents. What he did was really inappropriate. However, considering that he confessed after committing the crime and had no previous convictions, he was sentenced to 20 days of detention. The entire case can be appealed.
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