The Chinese Kuomintang candidate Bai Qiaoyin was "cut on his head" for the bus advertisement. After being arrested, the suspect confessed that he "wanted to collect beautiful women", and the cut poster was still well preserved after investigation; Bai Qiaoyin pointed out today that the other party had no malicious intentions, so he did not sue, and also released a wave of "cut version" posters.
Bai Qiaoyin said today that she was driving on the road last week and found that the whole portrait was cut off by the advertisement of the bus booth. After calling the police, she was always curious about who took her home? After the police actively investigated and compared the surveillance camera, the person was finally found.
Bai Qiaoyin further quoted the police as saying that the suspect walked back and forth around the advertisement for 4 hours, and finally stopped in front of her board, cut off the portrait with a utility knife and took it home because he "wanted to collect beautiful women". When the police found the stolen goods at the other party's house, it was said that it was really "preserved well".
Bai Qiaoyin said that the other party had no malicious intentions, so he did not sue. He also hoped that supporters would not randomly touch the law in order to collect the person. This week, he also decided to release a wave of Qiaoyin's "cut version" posters, so that everyone could take them home to cut them themselves, with a limited number of 100 pictures.
Bai Qiaoyin, graduated from the Department of Journalism at Shixin University, has served as Sanli anchor and deputy spokesperson of the Kaohsiung Municipal Government News Bureau. This year, Bai Qiaoyin, who represented the Kuomintang in the election for the Zuonan District Councillor of Kaohsiung City, won overwhelmingly with a 123% support rate after weighting the party's primary election. (Xue Yang/Edited)