
桃園市大溪區仁和七街昨晚發生學生談判衝突,雙方因「邀約刺青」問題發生糾紛並爆發肢體衝突,警方到場後將11人帶回調查,其中一名35歲男子頭部受傷送醫,消防人員協助救援,警方將依少年事件處理法調查並加強校園周邊巡查防止類似事件再發。
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事件發生在桃園市大溪區仁和七街,涉及附近國中學生因「邀約刺青」問題產生糾紛,雙方家長及同學到場談判後破裂,導致肢體衝突爆發。
桃園市大溪區仁和七街昨晚爆學生談判衝突,11人遭警帶回調查。(記者李容萍翻攝)
桃園市大溪區仁和七街昨(6日)晚發生多人衝突事件,警方晚上8點18分接獲報案,指有多人打架,甚至有人持球棒助勢,大溪警分局圳頂派出所立即派員到場處理,但雙方已停止衝突,警方經調閱監視器及訪查現場民眾,初步釐清事件起因疑似「邀約刺青」衍生衝突,將相關人員帶回調查。
據了解,事涉附近某國中3名學生,其中,9年級陳姓學生與7年級黃姓學生疑因「邀約刺青」問題發生糾紛,黃生的父母得知後與友人昨晚相約另一名8年級李姓學生及其母親到學校附近談判,陳生因擔心對方人多勢眾,另找朋友到場助勢,雙方協商過程中談判破裂,進而爆發肢體衝突。
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警方獲報後迅速到場處理,並將相關涉案11名人員帶回釐清案情,包括黃、陳、李姓3名少年,將依少年事件處理法及相關規定調查處理,釐清各人在衝突中的涉案情形及責任。
衝突中受傷者,由消防人員接獲警方轉報後派遣1輛救護車、2名消防人員前往救援,現場1名35歲吳姓男子頭部撕裂傷,所幸意識清楚,經處置後由圳頂分隊救護車送往國軍桃園總醫院救治。
大溪警分局依規定完成校安通報,後續將持續調查相關涉案人員及衝突經過,並依法究辦,同時加強校園周邊巡查及與校方聯繫,防止類似事件再度發生,維護校園周邊治安及公共安全。
桃園市大溪區仁和七街昨晚爆學生談判衝突,11人遭警帶回調查。(記者李容萍翻攝)
桃園市大溪區仁和七街昨晚爆學生談判衝突,11人遭警帶回調查。(記者李容萍翻攝)
桃園市大溪區仁和七街昨晚爆學生談判衝突,11人遭警帶回調查。(記者李容萍翻攝)
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警方將依少年事件處理法完成調查並移送少年法庭處理
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大溪警分局將加強校園周邊巡查並與校方聯繫防止類似事件再發
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Hong Kong police are investigating after a 10-year-old schoolgirl was made to carry bags of beer, as shown in online videos where she was berated by a man during a confrontation with concerned bystanders. Police responded to the scene in Tuen Mun but made no arrests. The girl's school confirmed social workers and teachers intervened, offering counselling to the pupil and her family.