Taiwanese photographer investigated after claiming nude woman was cop

Taiwan News
Date: 2020/08/25
By: Keoni Everington, Taiwan News, Staff Writer

TAIPEI (Taiwan News) — A New Taipei police officer is facing disciplinary action after it was found that he took part in sex parties organized by famed Taiwanese photographer Tsai Che-kai (蔡哲凱).

On July 8, Tsai, who goes by the internet alias Mu Chuan- Shen (穆川申), posted photos on his Twitter account (@mustation2) of a police ID card and a nude photo of a woman who he alleged was a police officer. In the post, he alleged that a policewoman purchased sex toys from him, leading the public into believing that a female police officer was potentially involved in his infamous sex parties.

However, an investigation by the Taipei District Prosecutor's Office found that the ID belonged to a male police officer who had allegedly sent the image to Tsai to enable him to take part in his erotic events. Tsai has since been indicted for violating the Act on Offenses Against Sexual Morality (妨害風化罪).

In 2017, under the guise of "art" Tsai posted a series of photos showing seven nude men and six nude women engaging in sexual acts. After carrying out an investigation, prosecutors later found that Tsai had organized six such gatherings.    [FULL  STORY]