
The city police department has been involved in the investigation, and all the police officers involved have been transferred from their original units.
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An incident involving a male police officer breaking into a female police officer's waiting room without permission in Tainan's Qui Nhon Police Station led to a sexual controversy over the inappropriate handling of the incident by the director of the police station.
Tainan Qui Nhon Police Station No. 1 reported that a topless male police officer broke into the waiting room of a female police officer without permission. She complained to the police chief. The police officer then sent a naked photo of a suspected "plumber" to the female police officer, asking if "it was like this at the time." This made the female police officer furious. It sparked controversy over sexual harassment and gender equality, and also triggered discussions. The city police department is investigating.
The Quy Nhon branch pointed out that after receiving the complaint from the female police officer last month, it immediately launched an investigation into the evidence of sexual harassment, whether it violated gender equality, the behavior of the male police officer, and the handling of the incident by the director. It has invited external experts to participate. The second review meeting will be held on the 15th and will be sent to superiors for disciplinary action and punishment.
Quy Nhon Branch also mentioned that private spaces such as the waiting room outside the female police dormitory of the police station currently do not have doors. They only have warnings similar to those for male guests to stop, making it easy for people to enter by mistake or even trespass. It will be improved as soon as possible after the review results are released.
Quy Nhon Branch reviewed the surveillance footage and found that the male police officer was not naked, but he did enter the female police officer’s exclusive space. The male police officer claimed that he went to the third floor of the police station to lower the flag and was about to answer a call when he accidentally walked into the female police officer’s waiting room, but he did not enter the female police officer’s dormitory.
As for the director, after receiving a complaint from a female police officer, he was accused of not handling it in accordance with the law. He also circulated nude photos of the "plumber" and asked jokingly if the scene of the crime looked like this at the time. The practice also caused criticism.
The police pointed out that what the director later passed on to the female police officer was a Line mugshot of the male police officer. The photo showed his bare upper body and shoulders, and he was wearing a headlight, so that it could be falsely passed on as a nude photo of a "plumber".
The police emphasized that the police officers involved in the case have all been transferred from their original units. After the investigation results are released, any violations of relevant laws and regulations will be dealt with in accordance with the law and will not protect shortcomings.
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The second review meeting was held on the 15th and submitted to the superior tribunal.
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