Suspicious Achievements of Famous 'Beauty' Policewoman Revealed to Be Handed Over by Male Colleagues... Taiwan in Shock
Collusion with Colleagues and Evidence of Yielded Achievements Detected
Taiwanese society has been rocked by revelations that a famous female police officer, once beloved by the public for her striking appearance and unique background, had systematically conspired with colleagues to fabricate and inflate her investigative achievements.
Female police officer A from Xinyi Precinct of Taipei City Police Department, suspected of forgery of official documents and other charges. Screenshot from social media.
View original imageAccording to local media outlets such as Mirror News on July 1 (local time), a female police officer identified as A, affiliated with the Xinyi Precinct of the Taipei City Police Department, is under investigation on charges including forgery of official documents.
Officer A had been in the media spotlight not only for her outstanding looks but also for her unusual background: she graduated from a prestigious private university with a degree in French, worked as a secretary at a major corporation, and then switched careers to become a police officer.
A female police officer A from Xinyi Precinct, Taipei City Police Department, accused of forging official documents and other charges. Screenshot from SNS
View original imageSince her assignment to the field, she expanded her influence within the organization thanks to her innate sociability. Online, her popularity soared to the extent that she was dubbed "the Fan Bingbing of the police" after a top Chinese celebrity.
Over 500 Awards Accumulated Under 'Joint Participation' Claims
The issue surfaced during the process of evaluating official achievements. In the police organization, awards and commendations are typically granted only to those who have directly participated in field operations. However, investigations revealed that Officer A, despite mainly working in administrative roles, was listed as a "joint participant" on incident reports.
Using this method, she amassed more than 500 commendations in just one year. It has also been reported that some colleagues yielded credit for arrests to her out of goodwill or personal connections. As a result, Officer A was evaluated more highly than officers who were actually active in the field.
Exposed by Internal Whistleblowing
However, the scheme was eventually exposed through internal whistleblowers and reports. The police authorities launched an audit, conducting a thorough review of all related documents and procedures, and confirmed violations. During the investigation, several detectives admitted to participating in the scheme to inflate achievements, and serious breaches of regulations were also discovered in the commendation application process.
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Female police officer A, affiliated with the Xinyi District of the Taipei City Police Department, who is accused of forging official documents. Screenshot from SNS
View original imageThe police have revoked all of Officer A's approximately 500 commendations and awards, and have officially requested the prosecution to investigate the case. According to local legal experts, depending on the outcome of the prosecution's investigation, Officer A, as well as higher-ups and fellow detectives who condoned or assisted in the falsification of achievements, are likely to face criminal punishment.
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