
A substitute man surnamed Wen died tragically when his driver, Lin Yujun, lost his bag on the expressway and was run over by four cars while riding in a Yueyuan taxi. The New Taipei District People's Court today sentenced Lin to 13 years in prison for the crime of abandonment causing death.
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A substitute man surnamed Wen, who holds a double bachelor's degree from National Chengchi University, was returning home in a multi-service taxi in January when the driver threw his bag on the Provincial Route 64 Expressway and was subsequently run over by four cars and died.
Duyuan Taxi driver Lin Yujun was sentenced to 13 years in prison for abandonment causing death.
A substitute surnamed Wen, who holds bachelor's degrees from the Department of Journalism and Business Administration at National Chengchi University, was traveling 27.5 kilometers westbound on Provincial Highway 64 Expressway (toward Banqiao) in a multi-service taxi on January 25 this year when driver Lin Yujun threw the cab and was run over by four cars. The prosecutor charged him with abandonment causing death and asked for 11 years in prison. His family claimed that it was murder and wanted a life sentence. Lin only admitted to negligent death. After a trial by the New Taipei District Court's Civil Judge's Court, Lin was sentenced to 13 years in prison today for the crime of abandonment resulting in death. He can appeal.
This case occurred on January 25 last year. After visiting friends in Section 2, Xinglong Road, Wenshan District, Taipei City, 25-year-old Wen Nan requested a taxi through the Bolt platform. After Lin took over the order at 2:07 a.m., he drove Wen back to Banqiao's residence. When he was passing by Zhonghe Taiwan Route 64 on the Banqiao ramp, Wen Nan suddenly fell down in the back seat, and Lin Jing At 2:19 a.m., he stopped at the road line and soundproof wall 27.5 kilometers west of Provincial Highway 64 (toward Banqiao), abandoned the victim and drove away; from 2:22 to 31 a.m., Wen Man, who was lying on the expressway, was run over by four cars in a row. He suffered a broken skull and multiple fractures all over his body.
The prosecutors prosecuted the crime of abandonment causing death, which is punishable by life imprisonment or more than 7 years in prison. The whole case was tried by the national judge starting this Monday. The lawyer team appointed by the family argued that it was a crime of homicide. Lin denied homicide and abandonment causing death, but claimed that there was no causal relationship between the death of the deceased and what he did.
The victim's family said today that Lin's criminal method was "cold-blooded intentional murder" and denounced him as an unscrupulous and devilish man who evaded the easy task and evaded responsibility after committing the crime. He only wanted to gain sympathy for having a minor child in order to obtain a light sentence. He had no intention of remorse. They asked the national judge to uphold justice and sentence him to life imprisonment for severe punishment according to the crime of murder. The prosecutor asked for 11 years in prison for the crime of abandonment causing death.

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A man surnamed Wen, who holds a bachelor's degree from National Chengchi University, took a multi-service taxi in January this year. The driver, Lin Yujun, threw his taxi into the lane while passing Provincial Route 64, and was subsequently run over by four cars and died. The New Taipei District People's Court today sentenced Lin to 13 years in prison for the crime of abandonment causing death. The entire case is subject to appeal.
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