A young man in Taichung lost 23 million yuan in gambling and refused to pay back the money! He was taken to a hotel and beaten. His grandfather had joined the Anti-Japanese War.

A violent incident caused by gambling debts occurred in Taichung recently! 34-year-old Lian is a successful young man in business, but he went astray under the instigation of his friends. In the early morning of March 25, he went to a local casino to gamble, with a single bet of up to one million yuan. By 9 am the next day, he had lost a total of 23 million yuan. Afterwards, he was only willing to repay 30% (about 6.8 million yuan). When the two parties agreed to deal with the debt, several men suddenly took him to a hotel in Nantou and beat him to collect the debt. After Lian escaped, he called the police and said that he received a threatening call in the police station and suspected that he was stalked and blackmailed. However, the police investigation found that there was no relevant call record during the reporting period, and the two parties had previously had intersections. The dispute was caused by the breakdown of gambling debt negotiations.

It is worth noting that Lian's grandfather had devoted himself to related businesses during the Anti-Japanese War and had a certain reputation in the local area. In this incident, Lian Mou, who was from a wealthy family, fell into trouble because of gambling. The historical background of his grandfather was in sharp contrast to his experience, which aroused social emotion: Why did he, who was born in a special family, go to the gambling table and get into trouble because of debt problems?

The police said that after receiving the alarm, they checked the surveillance and locked 8 people involved in the case. On April 25, they were transferred to the judicial authorities for suspected illegal detention, injury, intimidation and other crimes. The case is being further investigated, and the perpetrators will face severe punishment by law. At the same time, legal professionals reminded that participating in gambling itself is an illegal act, gambling debts are not protected by law, and no one should have a fluke mentality. This case once again warns the public: Stay away from gambling to avoid falling into the abyss of losing money and hurting your body.