To block cross-border crimes committed by foreign forces combined with local gangs, New Taipei police raided 146 bases and arrested more than 300 suspects
The New Taipei City Police Department mobilized 631 police officers to conduct high-intensity inspections at strongholds such as the Bamboo Alliance Gang, the Sihai Gang, and the Tiandao League.
Quick Look
- In order to block the infiltration of foreign forces and cross-border crimes, the New Taipei City Police Department cooperated with the Police Department to carry out pre-election anti-crime campaigns.
- The operation mobilized 631 police officers to conduct inspections at 146 strongholds, including the Bamboo Alliance Gang, the Sihai Gang and the Tiandao League, and arrested 314 suspects.
- It also dismantled a gang organization headed by a man surnamed Hong who used teenagers to engage in fraud.
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Why It Matters
The New Taipei City Police Department cooperated with the National Police Agency in carrying out pre-election anti-crime operations, aiming to block the infiltration of foreign forces and combat cross-border crimes.
The New Taipei City Police Department is carrying out anti-gang operations. Director Fang Yangning specifically mentioned the fifth column to prevent the infiltration of foreign forces.
In order to prevent foreign forces from infiltrating local gangs to commit cross-border crimes, the New Taipei City Police Department has cooperated with the Police Department in carrying out a pre-election campaign since today, mobilizing 631 police officers to carry out high-intensity inspections against 146 gang strongholds, including the Bamboo Alliance Gang, the Sihai Gang and the Tiandaomeng Gang. 13 gang members and 301 accomplices were prosecuted in one fell swoop, and 257 criminal cases of various types were uncovered.
It is reported that the New Taipei City Criminal Police Brigade simultaneously dismantled a northern gang headed by a man surnamed Hong. The organization specifically targeted teenagers who had run away from home and used food and lodging as bait to attract defrauding riders and gather crowds to cause trouble. Recently, due to uneven distribution of stolen money, Hong and his gang actually lynched and violently raped their teenagers, restricted their freedom, and threw bags into the mountainous area. The Xingdabao requested the command of the Shilin District Prosecutor's Office and launched several waves of attacks to arrest 12 people including Hong Sui. They seized riot guns, chains, sticks and other stolen evidence. Hong Sui and three core members were ordered by the court to be detained.
New Taipei City Police Chief Fang Yangning said that gang crimes have evolved towards transnational connections and remote control. The police will continue to cut off criminal networks through high-intensity raids and make every effort to protect social security before the election.
Open Questions
- What is the specific connection between this gang organization and foreign forces?
- Will more gang members be arrested in the future?







