
The 206th Infantry Brigade of the Army's Sixth Corps Headquarters was shocked to hear that a female lieutenant surnamed Wang fell to her death after she was suspected of being verbally bullied by her colleagues. The Hsinchu District Prosecutor's Office has officially received the report and is investigating the case separately. The military emphasized that it will proactively transfer the case to judicial investigation and will never cover up.
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A female lieutenant surnamed Wang from the 206th Brigade of the Sixth Army Corps fell to her death recently. She was suspected of being verbally bullied by her colleagues during her lifetime.
Regarding the 206 brigade female lieutenant who was suspected of being verbally bullied by her colleagues during her lifetime, the Hsinchu District Prosecutor's Office stated today that it has officially received the report and is conducting an in-depth investigation into the case to clarify the background reasons and relevant facts. (Photo by reporter Liao Xueru)
Unfortunately, news came out of the "Kansai New Training Center" of the 206th Infantry Brigade under the Army's Sixth Corps Headquarters. A female lieutenant surnamed Wang fell to her death a few days ago. She was suspected of being verbally bullied by her colleagues during her lifetime. In response to this case, the Hsinchu District Prosecutor's Office stated today that it has officially received the notification and is conducting an in-depth investigation into the case to clarify the background reasons and related facts.
The Sixth Army Corps Command issued a statement on this case stating that the military has now mastered the dialogue content of relevant personnel involved in the case and listed it as a key direction of the internal legal and disciplinary investigation of this case. At the same time, in order to ensure the objectivity and fairness of the investigation, the military has taken the initiative to transfer relevant evidence to the judicial authorities for investigation, and actively assisted the prosecutors in clarifying the origin of the incident and restoring the truth.
The Sixth Army stated that after preliminary clarification, although the two parties involved in the dialogue did not have a superior or subordinate relationship in terms of positions, the military took a strict attitude towards whether the content of the dialogue involved inappropriate actions or even illegal matters. It has taken the initiative to send a letter to the judicial authorities to handle it in accordance with the law. It will never cover up or give leniency. We will fully cooperate with the subsequent investigation by the judicial authorities.
The Sixth Army Corps emphasized that establishing a friendly service environment and avoiding the use of emotional language to reprimand colleagues is an important issue and a continuous effort, hoping to build a united force.
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Prosecutors will continue to summon relevant personnel to clarify the relationship between the conversation and the cause of death.
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