Doctor in Trouble for Hurting Children

醫生因傷害兒童而面臨指控

Jul 3, 2026, 09:19
AustraliaSociety

Introduction

Chia Liang Saw is a 41-year-old children's doctor. He is in court because police say he hurt children in Western Australia.

Chia Liang Saw 是一位 41 歲的兒童科醫生。由於警方指稱他在西澳傷害兒童，他目前正在出庭。

Main Body

The police say Dr. Saw did 53 bad things. They say he used secret cameras in his offices. He also sent bad messages to children.

警方表示 Saw 醫生共犯下 53 項罪行。他們稱他在診所內安裝了秘密攝影機，並向兒童發送不當訊息。

Some messages are from a person who is not a police officer. This person pretended to be a child to trick the doctor. The doctor's lawyers say this is not fair.

部分訊息是由一名非警務人員發出的。此人偽裝成兒童以誘騙該醫生。醫生的律師則表示這樣做並不公平。

Dr. Saw spoke to a young patient in a bad way. His lawyers say he wanted to be a friend. The police say he wanted to trick the child. He cannot work as a doctor now.

Saw 醫生以不恰當的方式與一名年輕患者交談。他的律師稱他只是想交朋友，但警方則認為他是想誘騙該名兒童。他目前已被禁止行醫。

Conclusion

Dr. Saw is in jail. He will go to court again on July 10.

Saw 醫生目前在獄中。他將於 7 月 10 日再次出庭。

Vocabulary Learning

⚡ The Power of 'BE'

Look at how we describe people and situations using am/is/are. This is the most important building block for A2 English.

1. Who is he?

  • Chia Liang Saw is a doctor. →\rightarrow (Identity)
  • He is 41 years old. →\rightarrow (Age)

2. Where is he?

  • He is in court. →\rightarrow (Location)
  • Dr. Saw is in jail. →\rightarrow (Location)

3. How are things?

  • This is not fair. →\rightarrow (Opinion/State)

🛠️ Quick Pattern: Person →\rightarrow is →\rightarrow Description

PersonVerbDescription
Heisa doctor
Thisisnot fair
Dr. Sawisin jail

Teacher's Note: To reach A2, stop overthinking. Use is for one person and are for many. It connects the subject to the fact.

Vocabulary Learning

court (n.)
A place where a judge and lawyers decide if someone broke the law.
Example:The man went to court to talk to the judge.
secret (adj.)
Something that is hidden or not told to other people.
Example:She has a secret box for her toys.
pretended (v.)
To act like something or someone that is not true.
Example:The child pretended to be a superhero.
trick (v.)
To make someone believe something that is not true.
Example:The magician tried to trick the audience.
patient (n.)
A person who is seeing a doctor for health problems.
Example:The doctor is talking to a patient now.
jail (n.)
A building where people are kept as punishment for a crime.
Example:The thief is now in jail.
Practice A2 words in a crossword→