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警察可以收民眾給的感謝禮物嗎?還是不能收呢?

影片段落:
00:00 開頭
00:33 觸法界線
02:21 處理程序
03:18 檢舉vs陷害
04:07 送禮的民眾
06:05 送禮的民眾
07:35 結尾

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Transcript
00:00A man named Atub wanted to thank the police for their help.
00:02So I bought a box of chicken bouillon.
00:04When you arrive at the police station, you need to hand it over to the police.
00:06Is this okay?
00:09Hello everyone
00:10I am Poly
00:11We often see news reports of police assisting the public.
00:14A small number of enthusiastic citizens would specifically buy gifts to give to the police.
00:19This is actually human nature.
00:20A way to express gratitude
00:23This is a very common thing in general society.
00:25I wouldn't feel there was anything wrong with it at all.
00:27And the person giving the gift is happy.
00:29The recipient of the gift was even happier.
00:31You're right.
00:34This is a police officer on duty.
00:36The name is Lin Yukai
00:37We call him Kai
00:39He saw the goodwill that Atub had shown him.
00:41I was too embarrassed to refuse.
00:42So they accepted it.
00:44Placed on the table inside the lock
00:45It's a good opportunity for my colleagues to have some nourishing food together.
00:48But is this really okay?
00:50Is it illegal for a police officer to accept gifts?
00:52Could Atub, who gave the gift, also be breaking the law?
00:55Let's start with the police.
00:57We'll discuss later whether Atub's act of giving gifts to the police was illegal.
01:01If you, the viewer, have ever given gifts to the police...
01:04Then you absolutely must watch the entire episode.
01:07good
01:08Can Akai accept the chicken essence that Atubo offers?
01:11According to the law
01:12The answer is yes.
01:14It is also not allowed.
01:16Why
01:16Because we need to check the market price of the chicken bouillon that was given as a gift.
01:20If it is less than NT$500
01:22Then there's no problem with Akai accepting this gift.
01:25What if it exceeds NT$500?
01:27Excuse me
01:28That would exceed the limits stipulated by law.
01:30This constitutes accepting bribes.
01:32This is what is known as corruption.
01:34If Atub sent 42 grams of Liuruzhuang's white and blue Shidong Cordyceps base
01:39gold
01:39Based on the price before this episode was uploaded
01:41If it's NT$525
01:43Then Akai would have broken the law.
01:45He will be arrested in accordance with the provisions of the Anti-Corruption Ordinance.
01:48He should be imprisoned for at least one year.
01:51They will also be fined up to NT$60 million.
01:54Is it that serious?
01:55It's all because of that extra 25 yuan.
01:57Seeing this
01:58Some viewers will definitely find it exaggerated.
02:00How could this be?
02:01Are there any precedents?
02:02Indeed, such a situation has not occurred yet.
02:05I've received so many thank-you gifts and it's nothing.
02:08Excuse me
02:09What I mean is
02:10This is the law.
02:11It was written there in black and white.
02:13Once you violate the rules
02:15Regardless of the amount
02:16A violation is a violation.
02:17The only difference is whether the police who handled the case were discovered.
02:20Just got caught
02:22Let's continue with the situation we just discussed.
02:24The moment Akai accepted the fund
02:26This meets the elements of the crime of embezzlement.
02:28But is Akai definitely doomed?
02:30The answer is also uncertain.
02:32Ah Kai only needs to do one more movement
02:34There will be no criminal liability.
02:36And this action
02:37I'm pretty sure 90% of my fellow police officers don't know this.
02:41So what actions can be taken to protect oneself?
02:43Within three days of receiving the gift
02:45Report to the inspection team
02:47And hand the gift over to the inspectors.
02:49That way, Akai won't have to worry about breaking the law.
02:52In practice
02:53Even if the comrades know how to do it
02:55The vast majority of people wouldn't do that.
02:58PS: Police officers are all the same.
03:00As for why
03:01That's hard to say.
03:03Some people might ask
03:04Why not just refuse from the beginning?
03:06Yes, that's right.
03:07Just like before, you still have to report to the director.
03:09There is also an inspection team
03:10What would happen if I didn't report it to my superior?
03:13Actually, nothing will happen.
03:14At most, it will just mean being investigated and having a report filed.
03:16Or administrative punishment
03:19Seeing this
03:19I believe there must be some people who dislike the police.
03:22He was plotting how to report or frame the police officer.
03:26But I believe in you, the viewer.
03:28Must like police
03:30Right?
03:33Let's start by talking about reporting.
03:34Atub, who gave gifts to the police
03:36Can he report Akai for breaking the law?
03:38The answer is yes.
03:39However, based on the content mentioned above...
03:41Ah Kai may not necessarily be involved in any illegal activities.
03:44Some people might ask
03:45Isn't there a reward for reporting corruption?
03:47Yes, that's right.
03:47but
03:48If you report it after delivering the gift
03:50There is no bonus for this.
03:52Furthermore, you will also face related criminal liability.
03:54We'll discuss this in the next chapter.
03:56Let's talk about framing.
03:58This behavior is definitely unacceptable.
04:00Because as long as it is verified
04:01That police officer will definitely be alright.
04:03On the contrary, the person who frames the other will face the criminal charge of false accusation.
04:08Now let's talk about what was mentioned earlier.
04:10Did Atub break the law by giving the gift?
04:12According to the provisions of the Regulations on the Punishment of Corruption
04:14Atub also broke the law.
04:16This constitutes a crime of bribery.
04:17The maximum sentence could be three years in prison.
04:18Or a maximum fine of NT$500,000.
04:23Therefore, once the gift exceeds NT$500...
04:26Both the giver and the receiver of the gift will break the law.
04:29Winning Now
04:30If you are currently giving or planning to give a thank-you gift to the police officers at the police station...
04:34Please make sure you are sure you have the gift in your hand.
04:37What is its value?
04:39If it's below 500 yuan
04:42You can safely hand it over to the police.
04:44If it's over 500 yuan
04:47You can safely hand it over to the police.
04:49correct
04:50You should think twice before you act.
04:51Some people might ask
04:52What if it's exactly 500 yuan?
04:54I don't know about that.
04:57Let's talk about the report from the previous chapter.
04:59If you give a thank-you gift
05:01Report police officers for accepting bribes
05:02Do you have any questions?
05:03Just like I said
05:05You will be committing a bribery crime.
05:06Yes
05:07You heard me right
05:08You and the police officer who accepted the gift are both suspected of bribery.
05:11Even if you are the whistleblower
05:13You committed the same crime.
05:14It won't be okay just because you report it.
05:16So you have to give me a gift next time.
05:18Please remember
05:19We are a criminal organization.
05:21Excuse me
05:22What I mean is
05:23Never give thank-you gifts to the police.
05:25What did you say
05:26but
05:27If you really want to express your heartfelt gratitude
05:29So as long as you find the police officer involved in the incident either in person or afterwards...
05:32Say a word
05:33Thank you
05:34That's enough.
05:35For us
05:36Nothing is more important than this new one.
05:41but
05:41If you still feel it's not enough
05:43Then you can pick up the phone.
05:45Call the inspection team
05:46Then say
05:47This policeman helped me
05:49I hope you can praise and reward him.
05:51Then our superior will act according to your request.
05:54Give the colleague an appropriate reward
05:56Even awarding bonuses
05:58So please remember
05:59When you want to thank the police
06:01There's no need to worry about how to express gratitude.
06:03All you need to do is make a phone call.
06:06alright
06:07Having said so much
06:08Now it's time to share my perspective.
06:10Let's agree on this first.
06:11The following content
06:12These are just my personal wild thoughts.
06:14This does not represent any position.
06:15This does not represent any fact.
06:17Or right or wrong
06:18Firstly, there is very frequent interaction between the police and the public.
06:21This is a fact we all know.
06:23but
06:24Under the countertop
06:25It is very common for both sides to exchange gifts.
06:28It is no exaggeration to say
06:29This is a fact that happens anytime, anywhere.
06:32Moreover, the vast majority of gifts exceeded the legal limit of 500 yuan.
06:36Some people might ask
06:37Really?
06:38this
06:39I just said
06:40The following content is purely my personal musings.
06:43bluff
06:44After seeing so many
06:45I believe that the law can be gradually amended based on the actual circumstances.
06:49To reach a certain balance
06:51Why
06:51Because I also enjoy receiving gifts.
06:53Excuse me
06:54What I want to say is
06:55One thing that no one could have imagined
06:57That is AI
06:58In the future, AI will definitely monitor our daily lives.
07:01Especially civil servants
07:03Is everything laid bare for the public to see?
07:05no
07:06Is it under the AI?
07:07If no appropriate modifications are made now
07:09So when things happen in the future...
07:11I can provide a guarantee
07:13All the police officers in Taiwan should be arrested.
07:17Is this a prophecy?
07:18No
07:18This is based on facts
07:20Remember the facts that those who benefit are unwilling to admit.
07:22The result is reasonably derived
07:24Finally, I'd like to ask everyone...
07:25Since the police can only accept gifts of less than 500 yuan...
07:28So
07:29Can this thank-you gift be changed to a cash payment?
07:31As long as it doesn't exceed 500 yuan, that's fine.
07:33Do you think it's okay?
07:35OK
07:35That concludes this episode.
07:38Thank you for watching.
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07:51See you next time!
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