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National Taiwan University dental student Cai Qianfu was previously sentenced for secretly filming in a Tainan cafe. Subsequently, prosecutors found more images of victims on the National Taiwan University campus on his hard drive.
National Taiwan University. (File photo)
Two years ago, National Taiwan University dental student Cai Qianfu was sentenced to 1 year and 2 months in prison for secretly filming 6 women in a cafe in Tainan. He was fined and sentenced to death by Yi Ke. The prosecutor then found out based on the contents of the hard drive that he was involved in secretly filming 16 victims in the restroom of National Taiwan University, including Cai Nan's ex-girlfriend. The Taipei District Court concluded the trial today and sentenced Cai to 5 years and 6 months in prison. In the other two cases, he was fined NT$100,000.
Cai Qianfu was accused of using a pinhole disguised as a push-on hand soap to secretly film women going to the toilet on January 27, 2024, in the toilet of a cafe in Tainan, resulting in the victimization of six women. Because he left the secret camera equipment at the scene, the clerk found out and called the police. The Tainan District Court sentenced Cai to one year and two months in prison, and he was fined.
Subsequently, the Tainan Prosecutor's Office transferred the hard drive to the Taipei District Prosecutor's Office for investigation, including the images secretly filmed in the women's restroom on the National Taiwan University campus. The Taipei District Prosecutor's Office identified a total of 16 victims, including Cai Nan's ex-girlfriend. Cai Nan took advantage of the National Taiwan University Society's activities and went to the society office or nearby toilets to install pinholes in advance. After Cai Nan obtained the videos, he also sorted the videos into categories according to their names and code names.
After arriving at the case, Cai Nan confessed to the crime and tried to reduce his guilt by participating in charity activities, donating goodwill, and seeking the victim's consent for compensation or reconciliation. In October last year, the Taipei District Prosecutor's Office prosecuted Cai Nan for crimes such as obstructing sexual privacy. The Taipei District Court concluded the trial this morning.

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