Pre-election sweeps in Beishi City: Baoda road inspection of male riders seizes 100 narcotics pills

Baoda stopped a man surnamed Chen who was riding a motorcycle. Not only were up to 100 amphetamine tablets with a total net weight of 152.3 grams found in his car, but a rapid saliva test for drugs also tested positive. (Photo taken by reporter Zheng Jingyi)

The nine-in-one general election and referendum will be voted on on the 28th of this month. In order to purify public security before the election, the Taipei City Police Department’s Security Police Brigade cooperated with the National Police Department’s “National Synchronized Crackdown on Gangs and Illegal Projects” and set up road checkpoints on Citizen Avenue in Xinyi District at 9 o’clock last night (13th) During the enhanced interrogation, a man surnamed Chen who was riding a motorcycle was stopped. Not only were up to 100 amphetamine tablets with a total net weight of 152.3 grams found in his car, but a rapid saliva test for drugs also showed positive results. The police confiscated his motorcycle on the spot and transferred him for investigation according to law.

Beida City Baoda pointed out that during the project, the brigade planned road inspection services on important external roads and security points based on analysis of crime hot spots. At about 9 o'clock last night, when the police stopped a suspicious person and vehicle on Citizen Avenue, they noticed that Chen Su looked strange, and immediately found 100 amphetamine tablets in his motorcycle compartment. The police further conducted a drug saliva rapid screening test on Chen Su, and the result showed a positive reaction for amphetamines, confirming that Chen was suspected of drug driving.

In addition to issuing a ticket for violation of the "Road Traffic Management Punishment Ordinance" and confiscating the motorcycle ridden by the suspect on the spot, the police also transferred the case to justice for suspected violation of the "Drug Harm Prevention Ordinance" and Article 185-3 of the Criminal Code for failing to drive safely after police inquiries.

Beida City Baoda emphasized that the fight against crime is ongoing all year round. Before the election, it will continue to carry out powerful raids and expanded inspections at various security hotspots from time to time, making every effort to prevent drug driving and various illegal behaviors, and ensure that citizens can exercise their democratic rights in a safe and secure environment.

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The Security Police Brigade of the Taipei City Police Department cooperated with the National Police Agency's "National Synchronized Crackdown on Gangs and Illegal Projects" and set up road checkpoints at 9 o'clock last night (13th) on Citizen Avenue in Xinyi District to strengthen inspections. (Photo taken by reporter Zheng Jingyi)