The founder of mainland online shopping platform JD.com, Liu Qiangdong, was accused of sexually assaulting a Chinese student in Minnesota four years ago. He was sued by the other party for damages. The trial was originally scheduled to start today. , but the prosecution and the defense issued a joint statement the night before, claiming that both sides had reached a settlement, calling the incident a “misunderstanding” and stressing that the prosecution will not make any comment further on the incident, and both sides will not publish any comment. more joint statement.
Liu Qiangdong issued a statement yesterday, apologizing to his wife Zhang Zetian (sister with milk tea) for the incident, and thanked his wife for her tolerance, support and companionship over the past four years, saying, “ The four year association is finally over. over today… Without her, I can’t hold on to it. Today,” he also announced that his wife is pregnant with a second child, emphasizing “I will cherish and protect this family even more.”
Chinese female student Liu Jingyao accused Liu Qiangdong of forcibly following her home and sexually assaulting her after attending a dinner with Liu Qiangdong in Minnesota in late August 2018. At the end of the same year, local prosecutors believed the evidence was insufficient and they sued, but Liu Jingyao filed a civil lawsuit in April 2019, asking Liu Qiangdong and JD.com to compensate US$50,000 (about HK$392,000) for the incident.
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