Thai beauty comes to Taiwan to start a business and earns her first bucket of gold! The old driver passionately supports her but is arrested within two days.
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A Thai woman came to Taiwan on a tourist visa after hearing that engaging in sex work could quickly earn money. She set up a studio in an apartment in Zhonghe and started soliciting clients online. However, she was caught by the police within just two days. The police seized multiple pieces of evidence on the spot and imposed penalties for violating the Social Order Maintenance Act, ultimately deporting her. The police emphasized that they will continue to crack down on such crimes to maintain public order.
A Thai woman heard that her compatriots coming to Taiwan to engage in sex work earned considerable income. Therefore, she recently came to Taiwan under the guise of tourism, set up a studio in an apartment in the Zhonghe area, and recruited clients through online forums. The Zhonghe police discovered the woman while conducting an online patrol based on the content of the advertisements and promptly sent her to the special enforcement team for custody and arranged for her eventual deportation.
It is understood that the woman, using the alias Xiaoqi, exchanged her body for money in Thailand. She learned that the income from sex work in Taiwan far exceeded that in Thailand, so she planned to use a tourist visa to earn her first bucket of gold. Last Monday (March 24), Xiaoqi flew to Taiwan with a friend. Subsequently, Xiaoqi posted advertisements online through her friend, using phrases like "goddess, beauty magician, elegant woman, beautiful sweetheart" to attract clients, and she chose sexy outfits to showcase her figure. Within just two days, many people began to approach her.
However, the police began to crack down on her on the 27th, seizing condoms, lubricants, and other items as evidence. After interrogation, the police imposed penalties on her for violating the Social Order Maintenance Act and sent her to the immigration agency's special enforcement team for custody, pending her scheduled deportation. The Zhonghe precinct chief stated that to maintain public order, the police not only combat sex work in personal studios through online patrols but also continue to crack down on related cases to eliminate undesirable venues and protect the living environment of residents.