
AI-generated summary
The barista has won the World Coffee Championship. The crime occurred on the evening of June 5 this year at Yuanshan Flower Expo Park in Taipei City.
A barista who has won the World Coffee Competition is suspected of touching Man A's genitals and giving oral sex late at night at Taipei City's Yuanshan Flower Expo Park when he was drunk and unable to resist. Afterwards, he was subpoenaed and told his friends that the man was "a homosexual who deliberately pretended to be a drunk straight man and wanted to be played with." The Taipei District Prosecutor's Office investigated and prosecuted him for the crime of sexual intercourse by taking advantage of opportunities.
The prosecution pointed out that on the evening of June 5 this year, the man allegedly took advantage of Male A to lie down drunk, reached into his pants, touched his genitals, and performed oral sex on him. Man A felt his genitals were wet and instinctively sat up to wake up. However, his consciousness was still very vague at the time. He only asked the barista where he lived and the time of the first MRT train. He was then helped to the MRT station by the barista.
The barista then took a taxi and left, and Man A went to Mackay Hospital in the morning to examine his injuries and collect evidence and call the police. Nearly 4 hours had passed since the incident. Man A was still severely drunk and had scratches on his head. The prosecutor determined that he had reached the point where he could not resist at the time of the incident.
The barista denied committing the crime during the police inquiry and interrogation, and argued that he was sobering up outside the bar at the time. Because Man A asked about the location of the MRT station and considering that the MRT was not yet open to traffic, he kindly helped him to rest. He also emphasized that the touching was only with Man A's permission and did not violate his will.
However, the prosecutor reviewed the conversation on the communication software and found that the barista had sent a message to a friend afterwards, saying, "I went to Yuanshan again yesterday, and this time I encountered something different and interesting." He also described Man A as a "homosexual who deliberately pretended to be a drunk straight man and wanted to be played." He also said that the barista swayed and was always lying nearby.
The barista also said in the message, "I asked him if I could touch him, but he wouldn't tell me." However, he thought that the other person was very cooperative when he touched me. The prosecutor's investigation believed that he knew that Man A had not expressly consented, but still committed the crime while he was drunk and unable to resist. He did not accept his defense. In addition, the barista's DNA was detected from Male A's genitals, as well as evidence such as general hospital diagnosis certificates, surveillance footage, and ride records. The prosecution was based on the crime of sexual intercourse on airplanes.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The court will conduct a trial on the charge of sexual intercourse on board a plane.
Very likely · Within months

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