
AI-generated summary
The incident occurred on Renhe 7th Street, Daxi District, Taoyuan City. It involved a dispute between students from a nearby junior high school over the issue of "invitation for tattoos." Parents and classmates from both parties came to the scene to negotiate, which broke down, leading to a physical conflict.
A student negotiation conflict broke out on Renhe 7th Street in Daxi District, Taoyuan City last night, and 11 people were taken away by the police for investigation. (Photo by reporter Li Rongping)
A conflict between multiple people occurred on Renhe 7th Street, Daxi District, Taoyuan City yesterday (6th) night. The police received a report at 8:18 pm that multiple people were fighting, and some were even holding bats to help. The Zhending Police Station of the Daxi Police Division immediately sent officers to the scene to deal with it, but the two parties had stopped the conflict. After reviewing the surveillance cameras and interviewing people at the scene, the police initially clarified that the cause of the incident was suspected to be a conflict derived from "invitation for tattoos", and brought the relevant personnel back for investigation.
It is understood that the incident involved three students from a nearby junior high school. Among them, a ninth-grade student named Chen and a seventh-grade student named Huang were suspected of having a dispute over "invitation for tattoos." After Huang's parents learned about it, they met with friends last night to meet with another eighth-grade student named Li and his mother to negotiate near the school. Worried about the large number of people, Chen found another friend to come to help. During the negotiation process, the negotiation broke down, and a physical conflict broke out.
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After receiving the report, the police quickly arrived at the scene to deal with it and brought back 11 people involved in the case to clarify the case, including three teenagers named Huang, Chen, and Li. They will investigate and deal with it in accordance with the Juvenile Incident Handling Law and relevant regulations to clarify the circumstances and responsibilities of each person involved in the conflict.
For those injured in the conflict, firefighters received a report from the police and dispatched an ambulance and two firefighters to the rescue. A 35-year-old man surnamed Wu suffered a head laceration at the scene. Fortunately, he was conscious. After treatment, he was sent to Taoyuan General Hospital of the National Army by ambulance from the Zhending detachment for treatment.
Daxi Police Station has completed the school security report in accordance with regulations. It will continue to investigate the relevant persons involved and the course of the conflict, and investigate and deal with them in accordance with the law. At the same time, it will strengthen inspections around the campus and contact the school to prevent similar incidents from happening again and maintain public security and public safety around the campus.
A student negotiation conflict broke out on Renhe 7th Street in Daxi District, Taoyuan City last night, and 11 people were taken away by the police for investigation. (Photo by reporter Li Rongping)
A student negotiation conflict broke out on Renhe 7th Street in Daxi District, Taoyuan City last night, and 11 people were taken away by the police for investigation. (Photo by reporter Li Rongping)
A student negotiation conflict broke out on Renhe 7th Street in Daxi District, Taoyuan City last night, and 11 people were taken away by the police for investigation. (Photo by reporter Li Rongping)
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The police will complete the investigation in accordance with the Juvenile Incident Handling Act and transfer it to the juvenile court for processing.
Very likely · Within weeks
The Daxi Police Station will strengthen patrols around the campus and contact the school to prevent similar incidents from happening again.
Very likely · Within days

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