The ghost lingers! After breaking up, he continued to stalk his ex-girlfriend and sneaked into his house to leave messages. The terrifying lover was sentenced
Quick Look
- Pingtung man Huang continued to stalk and harass his ex-girlfriend after they broke up.
- He took photos of her residence, sent threatening messages, and sneaked into the house to leave messages.
- The court sentenced her to 4 months in prison for the crime of stalking, with the possibility of a fine and appeal.
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Why It Matters
After Mr. Huang broke up with his ex-girlfriend in April last year, he continued to follow her in his car, wait at his residence to monitor his work and rest, sent photos and messages of his residence, and even sneaked into the house to leave messages. The victim felt fearful and called the police.
Huang Nan continued to stalk and harass his ex-girlfriend after they broke up. The court sentenced him to 4 months in prison. (Photo by reporter Li Lifa)
After the man surnamed Huang broke up with his ex-girlfriend, he was unwilling to give up. He kept stalking his ex-girlfriend, took pictures of his ex-girlfriend's residence, sent photos and messages, and even sneaked into the house to leave messages. The victim was frightened, so he called the police and sent Huang to prison. The Pingtung District Court believed that Huang repeatedly stalked and harassed the complainant, causing great psychological pressure to the complainant, which was not advisable. Therefore, Huang was sentenced to 4 months in prison for the crime of stalking and harassment, and he could be fined and appealed.
After breaking up with his ex-girlfriend in April last year, Mr. Huang was still unwilling. He continued to follow his ex-girlfriend in his car and stayed at his residence to monitor her daily routine. Mr. Huang intensified his efforts, sending photos of his ex-girlfriend's residence and messages such as "Where is the bird's nest yesterday today?" and "Is it Changzhi?" and even sneaked into the house to leave messages, which frightened the victim and decided to call the police.
Although Mr. Huang confessed to the crime and expressed his willingness to reconcile with the victim, the victim was unwilling to forgive Mr. Huang's behavior. After the trial, the Pingtung District Court believed that Mr. Huang's crime caused great psychological pressure and fear to the victim, which was inappropriate. After considering the circumstances of the entire case, he was sentenced to 4 months in prison for the crime of stalking and harassment, and was given a fine.
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Open Questions
- Has Huang Nan appealed?
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