
AI-generated summary
Threatening posts appeared in online communities, claiming that they would attack the Police Department. The police immediately launched an investigation and contacted the person involved.
Shocking posts appeared in online communities, and the police quickly found the man involved.
Some people saw a public post on Facebook and Threads, saying, "I am about to drive a Toyota car and carry explosives to detonate the police station at 9 pm on September 18, 2026..." Taichung police found Mr. Liu in Nantun District this afternoon and checked his personal information. However, no message was sent when he checked his mobile phone. Moreover, Mr. Liu has a mental illness manual. It is suspected that his personal information was used to post posts, and he has reported it to the prosecutor for investigation.
This horrifying PO article stated, "...I will drive a Toyota car and carry explosives to detonate the police station. I have prepared the required explosives and detonating devices....The police station will be in a sea of flames and the wreckage of dead police officers will be everywhere. In the chaos, I will stab all the police officers present with a modified Taurus pistol and a dagger."
The post was published after 1 pm today (17th). Personal information such as name and address were left in the article. The Taichung Fourth Police Station under its jurisdiction visited the residence. Liu Nan was accompanied by his mother to the Chunshe Police Station for investigation. Preliminary understanding shows that Mr. Liu used his mobile phone to find no record of the post, and the avatar used in the post was different from his social account. The whole case was reported to the Central Procuratorate for investigation, and the relevant social account information was retrieved in accordance with the law to clarify the process.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Prosecutors will continue to review social account information to clarify the case
Very likely · Within days

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