
去年引發關注的台師大女足抽血案,教練周台英今遭北檢依侵占、詐欺等罪嫌起訴。校方回應正配合司法程序,並已籌措經費返還受試費予學生。
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台師大女足抽血案前年底被揭露,周台英遭學生控訴要以抽血換學分,受試費用則繳回球隊。
台師大女足抽血案中關鍵人物周台英,遭北檢起訴。
去年引發全國關注的台師大女足抽血案,教練周台英今遭北檢依侵占、詐欺等罪嫌起訴,校方則回應,相關內容正在司法程序,學校配合提供資料,受試費則已籌措經費返還予學生。
台師大女足抽血案前年底被揭露,周台英遭學生控訴要以「抽血換學分」,受試費用則繳回球隊,台師大後續針對此事召開教評會,決議予以解聘,並處以4年不得聘任為教師之懲處。
北檢以周台英涉嫌在執行國科會補助的「遠紅外線計畫」時詐欺2萬元,執行教育部補助「腰部強化訓練計畫」時詐欺3000元,並侵占受試者繳回的測試費49萬8000元,依侵占、詐欺罪予以起訴。而以學分威脅要求選手抽血所涉強制罪、違反醫師法,則被認為罪嫌不足,予以不起訴處分。
台師大回應,有關女足案的相關經費流向及責任歸屬,目前仍在司法程序中,學校已配合檢調要求,提供相關資料。而有關受試費部分,學校在事件發生後即進行全面清查,針對過往學生受試費遭繳回作為隊費的情形,為保障學生權益,學校已盡最大可能,先行籌措經費,返還受試費用予學生。

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