Brokered 100 million won to evade military service... 'Military service corruption' Wang Dalu sentenced to six months in prison [Star Issue]

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Popular Taiwanese actor Wang Dalu (Wang Daru) was sentenced to six months in prison in the first instance for violating the Personal Information Protection Act.

According to local media including Zhongshi News Network on the 23rd, the Xinyi District Court the previous day sentenced Wang Dalu and his girlfriend to six months in prison each for alleged illegal use of personal information. However, it is reported that under Taiwanese law, they may substitute the prison sentence by paying a fine.

The court sentenced the police officers who assisted Wang Dalu and his girlfriend in forging official documents and accessing information to one year and four months in prison.

Wang Dalu's side denied the allegations, but the court imposed a prison sentence. The police officers also denied the allegations, but their denials were not accepted.

Previously, Wang Dalu paid approximately 3.6 million New Taiwan dollars (about 100 million won) to broker A to help evade military service and requested falsification of military records. However, when A was arrested on other charges and contact was lost, Wang Dalu approached a police officer from the Taipei City Criminal Investigation Department through an acquaintance. The officer informed him that A's personal information had been accessed without authorization.

During the investigation, additional illegal acts by Wang Dalu and his girlfriend were also revealed. It was discovered that the two had mobilized organized crime members to illegally collect family information of debtors in connection with a separate fraud case.

Furthermore, another allegation emerged that Wang Dalu instigated an Uber driver to commit assault, leading to his arrest on charges of attempted murder, which were later changed to assault and injury.

Meanwhile, Wang Dalu gained significant popularity in 2015 through films such as "My Girls' Generation." He also visited Korea in 2019 to commemorate the release of the film "A Witty Kiss."

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