
A female detective surnamed Huang from the Taichung City Second Branch was suspected of posting threatening remarks on the Internet. The Taichung District Court held a trial. Huang still denied committing the crime and her defender requested that a psychiatric physician be summoned to testify.
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A female detective surnamed Huang from the Taichung City Second Branch made threatening remarks in a LINE group and Threads in December last year, and was charged by the prosecutor with the crime of intimidating the public.
Since the early morning of December 20 last year, a female detective surnamed Huang from the Taichung City Second Branch has been posting threatening remarks such as "shoot Lu Xiuyan directly in the head three times" in the LINE group and Threads platform of police classmates. After being reported, the police will She was arrested and charged with the crime of intimidating the public. The Taichung District Court held another trial today. Huang still denied committing the crime. The defender quoted a report saying that Huang thought she was like a god at the time, and requested that the doctor surnamed Chen who conducted the mental evaluation be summoned to testify.
The Taichung District Prosecutor's Office alleged that from 6:52 pm on December 19 last year to 3:38 pm on the 21st, the female detective Huang (25 years old) left messages in the police LINE group including "Guess who will shoot Que ○○ in the head", "Okay Want to know who can shoot Que ○○ to death"; he also posted on his Threads account with the title "Shot Lu Xiuyan 3 times in the head and let the world fix him" and many other threatening remarks involving major violent crimes. The Taichung District Prosecutor's Office prosecuted him for the crime of intimidating the public.
Huang, who was originally in custody, posted a bail of 200,000 yuan at the end of March this year. When the court opened in February this year, she entered a not guilty plea, emphasizing that she had no criminal intent, but she could not control her behavior at the moment and did not know that she was doing something illegal. She requested a mental evaluation in court.
The court opened again today. Huang Nv still stated that she had not committed a crime. Her defender also requested that the doctor surnamed Chen who conducted the mental evaluation be summoned to testify. He wanted to ask whether Huang Nv's delusion at the time of the crime was closely related to the crime according to the evaluation report. He wanted to determine whether her control and discernment at that time were replaced by delusions. So that it is impossible to recognize that the behavior is illegal.
In addition, I would like to ask whether Huang Nu, who even fantasized that she was a god during her manic episode, was able to prevent her behavior at that time when she was delusional, and disputed that the result of Huang Nu's mental evaluation should be "significant decline" or "complete loss."
The prosecutor who attended the court believed that the appraisal report had clearly recorded the significant decline in his behavior, and it was unnecessary for the defense to ask these two questions in a letter.
The presiding judge also asked Huang Nu about her current job and whether she continued to seek medical treatment. Huang Nv said that she is now working as a general administrative assistant and continues to see patients in the psychosomatic department.
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