
A man surnamed Huang lost control of his drug-driven car and hit an overpass, injuring three Taiwanese university students. His arrogant attitude afterwards sparked public outrage, and the prosecutor decided that he was at risk of repeat crimes and requested to be detained.
AI-generated summary
In the early morning, Huang Nan drove a vehicle carrying Wu Nan, lost control and hit an overpass and pedestrians in the North District of Taichung City. After police testing, Huang's saliva was positive for etomidate.
After Mr. Huang (the one circled in red) got into trouble while driving under the influence of drugs, he arrogantly said, "My family is very rich." (Authorized by Threads/woodmanph)
"My family is very rich! What!" A 21-year-old man surnamed Huang in Taichung lost control of his drug-driven car early this morning (3rd). He rushed onto the sidewalk and hit an overpass, affecting three Taiwanese college students who were jogging in the morning. He also yelled with passers-by in the street. After the arrogant video was exposed, public outrage aroused public outrage. In the evening, the Taichung District Prosecutor's Office determined that Huang was involved in drug driving and negligent injury, and that he was suspected of committing crimes repeatedly, and applied to the court for detention.
The accident occurred at about 6 o'clock in the morning this morning. Huang was driving a 32-year-old man surnamed Wu. He suddenly lost control while turning left on Shuangshi Road along Jinnan Street, North District, Taichung City. He hit a roadside overpass and three National Taiwan Sports College students, including two men and one woman, who were jogging in the morning. All three were injured and sent to the hospital. Fortunately, their lives were not in danger.
After the accident, people at the scene noticed that Huang was in a daze after getting out of the car. In addition, three students were innocently hit. Many people came forward to care for the injured, and some couldn't help but stop Huang to question him. Unexpectedly, Huang not only did not apologize, but became emotional and choked with passers-by. He even choked in the street: "My family is rich! How about it!"
After receiving the report, the police rushed to the scene and conducted a rapid saliva drug screening on Huang Nan. The result was positive for etomidate and the alcohol test value was zero. Further investigation found that Wu Nan, who was sitting in the passenger seat, allegedly told the police at the accident scene that he was the driver in an attempt to replace Huang Nan.
The Central Prosecutor's Office stated in the evening that Huang Nan was suspected of driving a powered vehicle after taking drugs, hitting three pedestrians and causing injuries. He was involved in serious crimes such as unsafe driving and negligent injury under the criminal law. There were enough facts to prove that he was in danger of repeatedly committing the same crime. Therefore, he applied to the Taichung District Court for detention. Wu Nan was asked to post a bail of 30,000 yuan for being a substitute.
Huang Nan drove his car into an overpass and affected three morning jogging college students. (provided by the public)
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The Taichung District Court will hold a detention court to decide whether to detain Mr. Huang.
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