TAIPEI (The China Publish) — A Taiwanese man who was to be fined NT$100,000 for violating quarantine guidelines when he returned to Taiwan from Hong Kong in 2020 has been acquitted on Wednesday after it was revealed he had been dragged from his dwelling by mortgage sharks.
In keeping with the Changhua Department of the Administrative Enforcement Company underneath the Ministry of Justice (法務部行政執行署彰化分署) who carried out the investigation, the person surnamed Chen had been involuntarily taken from his dwelling.
Chen returned to Taiwan on Oct. 30 and was presupposed to be underneath quarantine till Nov. 13. He selected to complete his quarantine at his buddy’s home however was quickly tracked down by mortgage sharks who, after beating him up, compelled him to a home in Nantou CIty.
The daddy of Chen’s buddy witnessed the kidnapping and alerted authorities who realized that Chen was presupposed to be underneath quarantine.
They duly reported the state of affairs to well being authorities who fined Chen NT$100,000 for violating quarantine.
The case was investigated once more after Chen was launched and voiced his objection in opposition to the wonderful claiming he was dragged outdoors in opposition to his will.
After questioning the relations of Chen’s buddy, going by way of the report filed that day and cautious deliberation by the Chuanhua Department, Chen was acquitted of the violation on Jan. 27.
