
AI-generated summary
The police appeal to the public not to drink while driving, not to drive after drinking, and to find a substitute driver or take public transportation after drinking. Do not take chances and endanger the life and property safety of yourself and others.
A 24-year-old man named Wu drove drunk and hit a tree, causing the vehicle to overturn. (provided by police)
At about 10:36 a.m. today (5th), a 24-year-old man surnamed Wu accidentally hit a tree while driving a car on Wenxue Road, Guishan District, Taoyuan City, causing the vehicle to overturn and land on all four wheels. The alarm in the car blared loudly and disturbed the neighbors. Wu was injured in many places, the fire department said. After receiving the report, he was sent to the hospital for treatment, but the police conducted a breathalyzer test and found that Wu Nan's alcohol level was as high as 0.85mg/L, which was 3.4 times the 0.25mg/L for violating public danger, almost reaching the level of drunkenness. The police sent a letter to the Taoyuan District Prosecutor's Office for investigation of the whole case.
The police appealed to people not to drink and not to drive after drinking. People should find a driver or take public transportation after drinking. Do not take chances and endanger the lives and property of yourself and others. As for the vehicle driven by Wu Nan, a tow truck has assisted in moving it, and the road conditions will be cleared before noon.
☆Excessive drinking is harmful to health. Drunk driving is prohibited☆
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Wu Nan will be investigated for the crime of violating public danger
Very likely · Within days

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