
新北市警察局在國慶連假前夕動員624名警力,於全市72處重要幹道與治安熱點展開同步執法,共查獲10件毒駕與12件酒駕,合計22件毒酒駕案件,並逮獲32名通緝犯、查緝8件刑事案件12人及4名失聯移工,展現零容忍執法決心。
AI-generated summary
國慶連假即將到來,歷年來為防範假日期間酒駕與毒駕案件增加,警方通常會加強路檢與執法力度。
新北警方在國慶連假前夕大掃蕩,共查獲22件毒酒駕。(記者姚岳宏翻攝)
國慶連假即將到來,新北市警察局昨天動員624名警力,在全市72處重要幹道與治安熱點展開同步執法,強力取締毒駕與酒駕,警方以高強度路檢與機動巡邏,共查獲10件毒駕與12件酒駕,展現維護連假交通安全與社會治安的鐵腕決心。
警方專案勤務採閉鎖式路檢與巡邏攔查等方式,不僅針對重大違規駕駛進行壓制,更全面掃蕩各類犯罪,除當場移置保管22輛汽機車,警方也同步逮獲32名通緝犯、查緝8件刑事案件共12人,另查出4名失聯移工。
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新北市警局強調,查緝毒駕是防制重大交通事故的關鍵,若發現駕駛人快篩呈現陽性,將立即禁止駕駛並扣留車輛,此外,警方將持續蒐集相關情資與分析犯罪熱點,向上溯源追查供應鏈,全面防堵毒品危害蔓延至道路。
警方重申,毒駕與酒駕嚴重威脅大眾生命安全,警方秉持零容忍的執法立場,連假期間將持續維持高強度執法量能,強力掃蕩各類毒品犯罪,呼籲民眾勿以身試法,共同守護安全的交通環境。
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新北警方在國慶連假前夕大掃蕩,共查獲22件毒酒駕。(記者姚岳宏翻攝)
新北警方在國慶連假前夕大掃蕩,共查獲22件毒酒駕。(記者姚岳宏翻攝)
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
新北市警局將在國慶連假期間持續高強度執法,維持毒酒駕零容忍政策。
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Three 16-year-old students from the same school as the victim were arrested hours after the body of Irene Sofiya Mohd Khairool Faisal, also 16, was found dead in the school hall at approximately 5:30pm. One suspect is expected to appear in Batu Pahat Magistrate’s Court on Sunday for a remand application.

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