On this day 43 years ago, on May 26, 1982 (April 4, 1982), Li Shike, the first person in Taiwan's history of public security to "rob a bank at gunpoint", was executed by firing squad. On May 26, 1982 - Li Shike was executed. The case of Li Shike, the first person in Taiwan's history of public security to "rob a bank at gunpoint", was the first bank robbery at gunpoint in Taiwan's history of public security. On April 14, 1982, Li Shike, armed with a previously stolen police gun, wearing a wig, a cap, and a mask, broke into the Guting branch of Taiwan Land Bank and ransacked it. Finally, he stole NT $5.31 million and fled. Twenty-three days later, Wang Yingxian, a taxi driver who resembled Li Shike, was reported and tortured by the investigation team, and was forced to confess to the crime. On May 7, while leading the police to find the tools of the crime and the stolen money, Wang Yingxian took the opportunity to jump off the bridge and fall into the Xindian Creek to commit suicide (one said that he committed suicide by the police) Mingzhi. Shortly after, the real robber Li Shike was arrested. Li Shike was sentenced to death on May 21, 1982 and executed by gunshot on the early morning of May 26. Due to the incident of Wang Yingxian, the Legislative Yuan passed the 27th Amendment to the Criminal Procedure Law, which stipulates that the defendant can choose a defender at any time, in order to avoid the recurrence of torture and extortion of confessions. Comments: Although the robbery was not much, the impact was bad. A fake scapegoat was also pulled out. It is still necessary to abide by the law.