
台北市萬華警分局搜索西門町BDSM同志酒吧後,因員警不當言論引發爭議。前進團體及市議員參選人要求查察莊姓員警3年前被指控白嫖的風紀舊案,但警方先公布證據顯示當年事件實為另一名員警所為,是一起張冠李戴。事件後續轉向探討性工作者與性交易政策,社會團體呼籲落實性交易專區並關注身障者性需求。
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台北市萬華警分局於3日搜索西門町BDSM同志酒吧「Commander D」,過程中員警涉不當言論引發爭議。前進團體指出該莊姓員警3年前在取締外籍應召女時曾被指控白嫖及出言侮辱,但當時警方僅回應「予以尊重、不做回應」。今日上午,前進團體及市議員參選人赴萬華分局前舉辦記者會,要求查察當年事件並公開調查結果。警方則先於上午8時左右發布新聞資訊,指出當年白嫖事件實為另一名員警所為,已被記大過調離轄區,是一起張冠李戴事件。
台北市萬華警分局3日搜索西門町BDSM同志酒吧「Commander D」,因員警在取締過程中有不當言論,引發執法及歧視爭議,甚至市長蔣萬安也公開道歉。但台灣前進等團體及市議員參選人,今日上午再赴萬華分局前舉行記者會,要求查察涉事莊姓員警3年被指控「白嫖」的風紀舊案,要求警方公布當年調查結果。但由於警方先一步公布「張冠李戴」事證,氣氛一度僵滯,最後風向轉往探討性工作者與性交易政策的設立。
台灣前進團體昨日就指出,在取締男同志酒吧時有不當言論而被懲處的萬華分局莊姓員警,3年前在取締外籍應召女時亦曾辭「出言侮辱」和涉「白嫖」風紀爭議。當年萬華分局僅回應「予以尊重、不做回應」。當時已有議員質詢萬華員警遭應召站業者指控白嫖,時任警察局長並承諾兩周內查清楚,至今外界仍不知道調查結果。前進團體於是揚言在今日上午9時30分將前往萬華分局前開記者會。
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然而,經萬華分局經連夜查核相關事證後,今日上午8時左右,就先提出相關事證的新聞資訊,指出當年(2023)發生的「白嫖、嫖妓」事件,其實是另一名員警,早已被記大過調離轄區,並非莊姓員警,早己註議在市議會,是一起「張冠李戴」的大烏龍。
不過,前進團體和和多位市議員選人如王振庭等人仍是如預訂計劃到場。中正萬華市議員參選人王振庭表示,當年業者除指控員警消費未付款,也曾聲稱有人允諾短期內不查緝,警方應交代相關指控最後如何查證;若報導錯誤,就應公開替員警澄清,若確有其事則應究責,而非以「尊重報導」帶過。
日日春工作者郭姵妤表示,警方當然應查清員警有無白嫖,但此次酒吧事件也凸顯社會對身障者性需求的偏見;她並指出,2011年社會秩序維護法修法後,地方政府可設性交易專區,但至今沒有縣市落實,呼籲選舉期間正面討論性交易政策。
萬華復民里的里長參選人,同時也是日日春協會的郭佩鈺表示,日日春很早,就推動身心障礙者的性權議題。近30年來我們看到,無論是公娼還是私娼,都會接身心障礙的客人。因為他們很不容易在一般的主流婚姻或是親密關係裡面找到性的出口。因此員警歧視般的言論,是反映社會普遍對於身障的的不理解、歧視,甚至是獵巫。
目前擔任性產業勞動者權益推動協會理事長的姚惠耀認為,現行制度下警方掌握高度取締權,性工作者與執法人員權力不對等,中央及地方應重新檢討性產業治理方式。
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台北市政府將在未來幾個月內就性交易專區設置進行公聽會或政策研究
Likely · Within months
萬華警分局將對莊姓員警的過去風紀指控進行內部複查,並視結果決定是否公開說明
Possible · Within weeks

Shen Boyang, a Taipei mayoral candidate of the Democratic Progressive Party, once revealed that he was being followed and that a pinhole camera was installed on his motorcycle in front of his home for long-term surveillance. When the police first responded to the investigation, he was questioned as having persecution delusions. The Taipei District Prosecutor's Office today concluded that Hong Kong residents Ju Juexian and Lin Qing commissioned Zheng Yongjin, the head of a Taiwan credit reporting agency, to use employee Jiang Wenxin and others to secretly photograph Shen Boyang and his family with micro cameras hidden under the motorcycle seat cushions. The photos and videos were uploaded to a surveillance group through Telegram and then forwarded to the client. The prosecutor found that Zheng Yongjin and others had violated the Personal Information Law, initiated public prosecutions in accordance with the law, and issued a wanted order for two Hong Kong nationals. At the same time, they requested the court to impose appropriate sentences on the defendants who confessed to the crime, and to confiscate criminal tools and illegal gains.

A drug-driving accident occurred in Taichung City in the early morning of the 3rd, injuring a Taiwanese university student. A 21-year-old man surnamed Huang took drugs and lost control of his car, hitting an overpass and a morning jogging student. Among them, a 19-year-old male college student surnamed Chen suffered a dent in his skull and underwent reconstructive surgery. His mother issued an article denounced that the government should take drug driving seriously. The police arrested another drug-driving man at the same intersection that night. Early this morning, they checked a Mercedes-Benz parked side by side on Jianxing Road and found that a 35-year-old man surnamed Chen tested positive for drugs in his saliva and found contraband such as ketamine. The police arrested the man and impounded the car and applied for preventive detention.

A fire broke out in a tin-covered house in Waipu District, Taichung City at around 3 a.m., killing a 47-year-old woman surnamed Li and her 51-year-old Thai husband who lived in a rear room on the first floor. The police initially concluded that the fire started inside the house, and that the body was so charred that it was difficult to identify and DNA identification would be conducted. Neighbors said the couple had a good relationship, had no children, and both worked in a bicycle parts factory.

A student negotiation conflict occurred last night on Renhe 7th Street, Daxi District, Taoyuan City. A dispute broke out between the two parties over the issue of "invitation for tattoos" and physical conflict broke out. After the police arrived at the scene, they took 11 people back for investigation. One of them, a 35-year-old man, was sent to the hospital with a head injury. Firefighters assisted in the rescue. The police will investigate in accordance with the Juvenile Incident Handling Act and strengthen patrols around campus to prevent similar incidents from happening again.

At 7:58 a.m. at the intersection of Jingguo Road and Xindong Street in Miaoli City, a large truck turned left and hit an old man who was crossing the road on a zebra crossing. The old man lost consciousness on the spot and was sent to the hospital for treatment. The police ruled out that the driver was drunk and the cause of the accident is still under investigation.

In April, a 23-year-old male college student surnamed Lin hacked into the radio communication system of Taiwan's high-speed railway control center without any reason, causing three operating trains and one return train to stop running, with a total delay of 48 minutes. The Taoyuan District Prosecutor's Office today prosecuted Mr. Lin in accordance with the Railway Law and requested two years in prison. The 20-year-old man surnamed Chen who also provided the radio equipment was also prosecuted in accordance with the Criminal Law as an accessory to an offender.