reporter Chen Zhiwen/New Taipei report
Crosstalk washe founder and artist Song Shaoqing was involved in drunk driving, but he was arrested again at the end of December last year. He pleaded guilty in court on April 12 this year. His defense lawyer hoped to be lighter and fined by Yike. Later, the New Taipei District Court sentenced Song to 35 months in prison (can be fined by Yike) and fined 50,000 yuan. Until the afternoon of the 21st of this month, Song Shaoqing went to the execution department of the District Prosecutor's Office alone to pay a fine of 200,000 yuan to avoid prison, and said something to the media.
time went back to 2005. Song Shaoqing was sentenced to March imprisonment by Shilin District Court for drunk driving, but was fined by Yike. In the early morning of December 28 last year, Song Shaoqing hit Xiaohuang in Banqiao District, New Taipei City. The wine measurement value was as high as 0.95mg/l and was sent to the for public danger crimes.
▲Song Shaoqing's recurring crime in drunk driving, and his lecturer qualification was cancelled. (Photo/Photo taken from Song Shaoqing's Facebook, information photos)
Song Shaoqing explained that he had called the designated driver at that time and he just wanted to drive the car out of the parking lot. When he called the designated driver, his mobile phone fell down. He bent down to take his mobile phone and hit the taxi before he hit the taxi. On January 28 this year, he was prosecuted for public danger.
Song Shaoqing pleaded guilty in court when he appeared in the New Taipei District Court on the afternoon of April 12. The presiding judge entered into the prosecutor's plea to negotiate with the prosecutor's according to the procedure. Finally, the judge announced the sentence on the afternoon of April 26 that Song Shaoqing was sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment in May, and could be fined 150,000 yuan for the re-document and fined 50,000 yuan for the re-document. Therefore, if you want to avoid prison, you must pay a total of 200,000 yuan.
Song Shaoqing went to the District Prosecutor's Office today (21st) to pay the fine and said to the media, "If you have any mistakes, you should be fined." Then he left quickly.
