I was taught since I was a child that if I picked up a penny on the side of the road, I would hand it over to the police. But after checking the relevant information, Kanye really felt a little sympathy for Taiwan's police scumbags: Not only were they slapped in the face by prote

Taiwanese baggage shop, the police are also aggrieved! I was taught since I was a child that I should hand over any penny I picked up on the side of the road to the police uncle. The police should be regarded as "messengers of justice" or "superheroes" in the hearts of ordinary people. Of course, the police Apart from teachers, Kanye was also the most feared character when he was a child, because they would catch "disobedient children"...

Let's get back to the point~ In short, the profession of "police" usually not only maintains the stability of society, but also is responsible for security The heavy responsibility of the safety of people's lives and property should be respected in any way. However, the police in some places are very aggrieved. Not only are they not convinced, they are also treated with "violence". What's even worse is that no matter what they do, they will be scolded! ! !

Well, for example, the police on the other side are in this state...

Hou Youyi, who once served as the "Police Commissioner", described the long-term treatment of Taiwanese police: they treat them like saints, drive them like cattle and horses, guard against them like thieves, and abandon them. It's like a broken penis.

What? ! Are you kidding me, police? What kind of trouble are you going to make with the adjectives "cows and horses" and "thieves"? Catch all these people who are spreading rumors and messing up the rhythm and lock them up!

But after checking the relevant information, Kanye really felt a little sympathy for Taiwan's police officers: not only were they slapped in the face by protests, were violently beaten and threw water bottles, but criminals who worked tirelessly to investigate drug cases were given light sentences, and They risked their lives to shoot and kill a fugitive who resisted arrest, but were convicted... These were all real tragedies they had experienced.

Do you think this is the end? The worse is yet to come!

"Assaulting the police" should be a serious and serious matter, but it is not a big deal in Taiwan. Because even if he is prosecuted for the crime of "obstructing official business", there will not be any heavy penalties. At most, he will just pay a fine.

According to Taiwan's "China Times" report, in Taiwan's crime statistics in the past five years, nearly 99% of cases of violent resistance to the police were punished with light sentences and were sentenced to pay fines..

statistics indicate that from 2013 to September this year, a total of 6,825 people were convicted of "obstructing official business" in the past five years; only 78 people were sentenced to more than 6 months in prison, including those from 2013 to 2016 In 2017, there were about 13 to 20 people every year. In the first nine months of this year, there were 19 people, accounting for only 1.1% of the total number of guilty people in the past five years. The other 98.9% of those involved in the crime of "obstructing official business" were sentenced to fines and short-term imprisonment. and imprisonment of not more than six months.

In response to this, people in Taiwan have also complained about the police: According to a poll conducted by Taiwan's Want Want China Times Media Group, 59.9% of the people believe that the current judicial institutions or relevant regulations in Taiwan are not enough to protect the police from exercising their public powers in accordance with the law. As high as 90.1% of the people believe that the lack of public power will affect social security.

In addition, compared with the results of a poll conducted by the group in early October, in which 43% of the people believed that the public power of the police in performing duties has been weakened, this poll also showed that as many as 70% of the people agreed that the power of the Taiwanese police should be improved. Public power.

You must know that the judiciary can be said to be the "last line of defense" to maintain social justice. If the judicial department does not support the police, then who will maintain social order?

After seeing this, many friends may want to ask: Why are Taiwan’s judicial institutions not enough to protect the police from exercising their public powers in accordance with the law?

Some netizens told the truth:

It turns out that Taiwan's judicial department has not been spared and has become a "puppet" under the political power of the Democratic Progressive Party!

Chen Jiaqin, the current "Police Commissioner", once said that the police standing on the front line not only rely on professionalism and courage, but also need the encouragement of the public and the support of the judicial system. If the current regulations of the authorities cause the police to encounter difficulties in law enforcement, then It should be comprehensively reviewed.

After all, the police are responsible for maintaining social security and must administer according to the law. On the other hand, because their status is too low and they are positioned within the administrative system, if they are not careful, they may get involved in lawsuits due to official duties and even have limited space for handling cases. If such a "double-sided tape" situation encounters "Game of Thrones" again, it will really be like "Zhu Bajie looking in the mirror."

The picture shows anti-service trade students rushing into the "Executive Yuan" office and having a serious push with the guards. (Photo source: Taiwan's "China Times")

For example, during the "Sunflower Student Movement" 2 years ago, the Tsai administration used the characteristics of radicalization of populism to induce irrational emotions among ordinary Taiwanese people, making them lose their objectivity. It was a farce to judge the position and cover up the secret pursuit of "Taiwan independence". In the end, it was the Taiwanese police who were "maintaining security" who were seriously injured.

Back then, when the "Sunflower" protestors occupied the Executive Yuan, the Taiwan police enforced the law on the front line and obeyed orders to drive them away. However, they were smeared and accused of violence and excessive law enforcement afterwards, and the Democratic Progressive Party also mobilized to suppress them. The police originally believed that the law was followed correctly, the offenders were brought to justice, and the Taipei District Prosecutor's Office also prosecuted the troublemakers. However, they did not expect that after the change of political parties, the first step of the "Executive Yuan" was to withdraw the prosecution. Many police officers involved in the lawsuit are still there today. Many police officers were discouraged by going to court, and when faced with Chen Kang again, they mostly faced it passively, neither daring nor willing to strictly enforce the law. This also led to several embarrassing situations in which security services were filled with empty police personnel but full of loopholes.

A poll shows that as many as 63.5% of Taiwanese people believe that the actions of the "Sunflower" protesters have caused great harm and impact on the police's execution of official powers. Not only that, 68.5% of the people believe that this will make law enforcement police afraid to exercise public power for fear of being accused.

In this regard, some Taiwanese netizens also expressed their opinions: supports the police, but must first "judicial reform"; if it wants "judicial reform", the DPP must step down !

In addition to the incompetence of the judiciary, Taiwan's "dinosaur judge" also provides a "backer" for those who insult and assault the police.

It was mentioned above that Taiwan’s prisoners involved in “obstruction of official duties”, whether they are petty thieves, civilian officials, habitual drug offenders, or drunk driving killers, most of them end up with “light sentences”, which not only hurts the police Without prestige, it is difficult to get people to obey public authority, and it also damages the morale of the Taiwan police.

Ye Yulan, secretary-general of the Asian Police Association, said bluntly that the problem lies with the "dinosaur judge"! She cited the 2015 incident that caused widespread controversy in Taiwanese society: " Yilan A drunk driver hit himself and died while speeding to get away from a police car, but the police were awarded 'state compensation'" as an example. She said that with such a judge, no matter how hard the police tried to catch him, Drunk driving is still useless, and I even lament that the police in Taiwan are simply "eat to death" by the judges.

Taiwanese judges value the human rights of defendants more than respecting the professionalism of the law enforcement police. This has long chilled the police community. Just imagine, the police shot and killed a fugitive who resisted arrest but was sentenced because the judge was very particular about the timing and location of the shooting moment, thinking that the police were heroes in Hollywood movies and should have perfect shots... It was so demanding. standards, who is willing to pay more for social security?

Hou Youyi also suggested that Taiwan's judicial officers should handle cases together with front-line officers, and only by seeing the ever-changing crime scenes with their own eyes can they understand the police's helplessness.

Fighting crime and maintaining law and order are the bounden duty of the police, but they also require the cooperation of all parties. However, not only are the 70,000 Taiwanese police officers unable to escape the fate of being killed by the political conspiracy of the Democratic Progressive Party, but the judicial system that is supposed to protect themselves is also in danger of collapse. Crisis... As Taiwanese netizens described it, if compares Taiwan to "a person", then today's Taiwan has become a "stroke patient" due to the manipulation of the Tsai administration. .

The rulers are double-dealing, the judiciary has no support, the judges are finding fault, and the people are ignoring dignity. How can this policeman not feel aggrieved in his role? Maybe one day the Taiwanese police will rise up to resist, and then who will come to "safeguard" 小英...

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