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A conflict broke out at a gas station on Sanmin Road in Luzhou District, New Taipei City in the early morning. Two men roared and attacked an employee who tried to dissuade his driver from turning off the engine. The employee suspected that he had been robbed and called the police. After the police arrived at the scene, the two men continued to shout and attack the police officers, and were arrested by criminals.
The police arrived at the scene to stop Zhang Nan and He Nan. (Photo by reporter Xu Shenglun)
A 33-year-old man surnamed Zhang and a 31-year-old man surnamed He drove to a gas station on Sanmin Road, Luzhou District, New Taipei City early this morning to refuel. They refused to turn off the engine and were stopped by employees. The two got out of the car and approached them, roaring and beating them. The employees were so frightened that they thought they were being robbed and hurriedly called the police. After the police arrived, the two people continued to shout and even attempted to attack the police. They were suppressed and arrested on the spot by the superior police force. Later, a drug was found in the car, and Zhang was driving under the influence of drugs, without a license and with fake plates. The two people were arrested and prosecuted.
It is reported that at about 0:00 this morning, Zhang Nan drove a car with a fake license plate and drove He Nan to a gas station on Sanmin Road. Zhang Nan refused to turn off the engine when refueling. A 31-year-old employee named Yang stepped forward to dissuade him, but two people yelled at him and approached him and attacked him. Mr. Yang carried a large amount of business cash with him and was afraid of being robbed. He quickly pressed the emergency notification button and dialed 110 twice to report the crime.
After receiving the report, the Sanmin Police Station of Luzhou Police Division rushed to the scene. When Zhang and He saw the police arriving, they not only refused to cooperate with the interrogation, but also continued to shout and attack the police. The police forcefully suppressed and arrested them on the spot according to the current crime. After checking, the police confirmed that no robbery had occurred at the scene, but 2 K-disks were found in the car, and 9.7 grams of ketamine was also found on He Nan. In addition, Zhang Nan not only drove without a license, but his saliva test also showed positive results for amphetamines and ketamine.
Zhang Nan testified that the drugs were purchased online and the seller's information could not be remembered clearly. After police inquiries, the two people were transferred to justice on suspicion of drugs, public danger, obstruction of freedom and obstruction of official duties. The other man, Zhang, hung up the license plate part of his car. The police also issued a report in accordance with the "Road Traffic Management Punishment Regulations", which can impose a fine of up to 36,000 yuan and seize the vehicle.
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The police found Kthalin on Ho Nan's body. (Photo by reporter Xu Shenglun)
The police found K. (Photo by reporter Xu Shenglun)
The police found K cigarettes in the car. (Photo by reporter Xu Shenglun)
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The two will be brought to justice on suspicion of drug, public danger, obstruction of freedom and obstruction of official duties, and may face trial.
Very likely · Within weeks
Mr. Zhang will be prosecuted for hanging his car's license plate, and he may be fined up to 36,000 yuan and have his vehicle seized.
Very likely · Within days

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