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After the sergeant reported an official matter in the work LINE group, the superior responded with a rabbit sticker, which contained the text "Rabbit up and thank you". The sergeant interpreted the homophone as "vomiting and diarrhea" and thought it was a public insult and workplace bullying, so he collected evidence and filed a lawsuit.
The military commander posted a rabbit sticker in a LINE group to express his gratitude. The non-commissioned officers angrily accused the officer of "upper rabbit and lower thank you", which is a homonym for "vomiting and diarrhea". He felt that he had been bullied and openly insulted, so he filed a lawsuit. (Photo by reporter Wang Jie)
Replying to thank you with stickers, a rabbit sticker expressing gratitude turned into a lawsuit for blatant insult. The sergeant received a "rabbit on top, thank you" sticker sent by his superior in a LINE group. He believed that the other person used the homophone to mock him for "vomiting and diarrhea." He believed that he was being bullied and openly humiliated in the workplace and reported the case to the police. After the police accepted the case, he sent a letter to the Tainan District Prosecutor's Office for investigation.
It is understood that the noncommissioned officer reported work matters in the official group of the communication software, and the commander immediately sent back a sticker in the shape of a rabbit with the word "Thank you" on it. After reviewing the sticker, the sergeant believed that although the sticker had a rabbit pattern, there was text that read "Rabbit up and thank you", which sounds the same as "vomiting and diarrhea". He determined that the superior was insulting him in a public group and made him feel bullied in the workplace, so he collected screenshots and filed a complaint with the police.
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Faced with the complaint from his subordinates, the superior believed that sending the sticker was purely a response and sympathy for the hard work of his subordinates in handling business. When he sent it, he did not have any malicious or mocking intentions, and he did not associate it with negative connotations such as "vomiting and diarrhea". He believed that the other party's interpretation was too far-fetched and worrying.
A review of the previous and later chapters revealed that the conversations between the two parties centered on official matters and their responses, with a calm tone and no heated arguments or insults. The police stated that because the sergeant insisted on filing the complaint, the police officers completed the recording process in accordance with the law. Since the investigation is not open to the public, they cannot explain the case. However, the post-inquest letter was sent to the Tainan District Prosecutor's Office for investigation, and the prosecutor will further clarify the criminal intent and legal responsibility.
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The Tainan District Prosecutor's Office will investigate whether the transmission of the sticker constitutes a public insult.
Very likely · Within weeks

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