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Two men had a physical conflict on Zhongxiao East Road in Taipei City, which started when Zhu Nan threw a drink bottle at Chen Nan.
When a 34-year-old man surnamed Chen was walking with his girlfriend at the intersection of Zhongxiao East Road in Bei City tonight, he was attacked by a 46-year-old man surnamed Zhu who threw a hand-cranked drink bottle from behind. After Chen was hit, he pushed Zhu from the zebra crossing to the roadside and suppressed him on the street. The police were informed and rushed to the scene to control the situation. Although neither party filed a complaint, after police inquiries, the two men were still transferred to the Taipei District Court for violation of the Social Welfare Law.
According to police investigation, at about 7:30 this evening, Chen Nan and his girlfriend were walking side by side across the road. When they stopped at the intersection of Section 4 of Zhongxiao East Road and Section 1 of Fuxing South Road and waited for a red light, Zhu Nan, who was walking behind, suddenly threw the hand-cranked beverage bottle in his hand at Chen Nan. After Chen Nan was inexplicably hit by a bottle, he became furious. He turned around and looked at Zhu Nan and questioned him. However, Zhu Nan said repeatedly, admitting that he had thrown the bottle, and then quibbled that it was thrown casually, and even choked in the opposite direction.
The two had a fierce argument and push on the road. Chen Nan pushed Zhu Nan from the zebra crossing to the roadside, and suppressed Zhu Nan to the ground on the spot. Passers-by immediately called 110 when they saw what happened. Police officers from the Dunhua South Road Police Station of the Da'an Branch under their jurisdiction rushed to the scene after receiving the report. They immediately separated the two people and controlled the order of the scene.
Ambulance personnel inspected the scene and found that Mr. Chen had suffered abrasions and contusions on his left forearm. He was sent by ambulance to Taiwan Adventist Hospital for wound diagnosis and treatment. The police took Mr. Zhu back to the police station. During the police interrogation, Zhu Nan was still unable to clearly explain the specific motive for throwing the drink bottle. Although no hand-cranked bottle was found at the scene, and both parties later expressed their unwillingness to file criminal charges, the police believed that the pulling and pushing on the street had damaged public order, and they were still suspected of violating Article 87 of the "Social Order Maintenance Act." Chen Nan and Zhu Nan were transferred to the Taipei District Court Summary Court for ruling.

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