Yun General drove his car into the gate of Beijing Quan District and was detained for 42 days. The judge ordered him to pay bail of 100,000 yuan.

Taxi driver Shao Lida was dissatisfied with being found guilty. He drove his car into the gate of the Taipei District Prosecutor's Office on September 2 to protest the injustice of justice. After Shao Nan was arrested, the prosecutor ordered him to post a bail of 100,000 yuan, but Shao Nan refused to make bail and was eventually detained. After the prosecutor charged Shao Nan with damaging public property and other crimes, Shao Nan expressed his grievances in the custody court and said that he could not afford the bail. The judge also ruled that Shao Nan's bail should be renewed. However, when the court session was held a few days ago, Shao Nan promised to compensate for his official losses, and the judge also ordered him to post a bail of 100,000 yuan.

September 22 was the hearing court for this case. Shao Nan said in court that he should have been punished for doing something wrong. However, he changed the topic and said that he had brought the judgment to the litigation office. The consultant also said that he "met a bad judge" and considered that the lawyer's fees were more expensive, so he asked him to swallow it. When talking about the excitement, Shao Nan choked up and said, "Our judiciary cannot be like this without right and wrong."

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Shao Nan said that the taxi, a tool for making money, had been impounded and he could not post bail. He could not afford compensation for future damage, and he still had a loan on the vehicle. Rather than letting him out, it would be better to keep him in the detention center. He also knew that his actions would have to bear a certain price, but he also said that he had expressed his appeal and the vehicle was impounded, so there was no possibility of committing the crime again.

The judge informed that day that Shao Nan had not received what he believed to be justice, and the risk of committing another crime could not be ruled out. During the investigation, Shao Nan stated that he was unable to afford the bail, etc., and finally ruled to extend the detention for 3 months. He also told Shao Nan earnestly and sincerely that "the judiciary is flawed" and it is not 100% perfect. As a judge, I dare not say that the judiciary is definitely correct. How to face it is Shao Nan's choice, but Shao Nan "chose to face it in the wrong way."

At about 5 a.m. on September 3, Shao Nan drove a taxi with stickers saying "Officials force people to rebel" and "Judiciary is dead" and crashed into the gate of the Taipei District Prosecutor's Office. The door frame of the Taipei District Prosecutor's Office was dented and the glass fragments became unusable. The Taipei District Prosecutor's Office prosecuted Shao Nan for damaging official duties and other crimes.

Shao Nan's distrust of the judiciary stems from an injury case caused by traffic negligence in 2018. He was originally acquitted in the first instance, but the case was reversed after the case was appealed to the second instance, and Shao Nan was sentenced to 20 days of criminal detention. The case was rejected after the third appeal. Shao complained about this and began to question the judiciary.