New Taipei police arrested 29 wanted criminals and 7 drug criminals in an all-night crackdown before the election

The New Taipei City Police Department is conducting a pre-election crackdown on criminal gangs. Chief Fang Yangning said the police will spare no effort to clean up public security before the election.

As the election campaign enters its countdown, the New Taipei City Police Department last night cooperated with the National Police Service to implement a nationwide pre-election anti-gang campaign, launching high-intensity inspections and road inspections targeting gang strongholds and security hotspots within its jurisdiction. As of early this morning, the police had seized 29 wanted criminals, 19 people involved in drug driving and drunk driving cases overnight, and seized a large number of drugs such as etomidate cartridges, amphetamines and ketamine, demonstrating their determination to clean up public security before the election.

According to statistics, the New Taipei City Police Department seized a total of 10 drug cases of all levels and 7 people during the powerful raids from last night to early this morning, and seized 13 first-level drug etomidate cartridges, 2 bottles of e-liquid weighing 177.68 grams, as well as 2 packs of second-level drug amphetamine crystals, 8.3 grams of the third-level drug K-tamine, and smoking devices and other stolen evidence.

At the same time, the police vigorously stopped and inspected major intersections, and caught 10 people in 9 cases of public danger due to drug driving and 7 people in 7 cases of drunk driving. They also prosecuted 9 people for drug driving and 2 people for drunk driving in accordance with regulations to strictly prevent drug and drunk driving from endangering the safety of passers-by.

In addition, the police also simultaneously raided various illegal and election-related crimes, arresting a total of 29 wanted criminals, 6 cases of theft, 3 people for 4 frauds, 3 missing migrant workers, 2 cases of violation of the election law and juvenile damage, and a total of 5 cases of infringement of privacy, infringement of secrets, infringement of decency, escape and violation of protection orders. All cases were handled in accordance with the law.

The New Taipei City Police Department emphasized that there will be no holiday in pre-election security maintenance. The police will continue to use high-intensity raids and road inspections to comprehensively suppress gang arrogance and crack down on drug driving, drunk driving and various illegal crimes, and make every effort to ensure social order and public safety during the election.

The police found the wanted person in an injury case at an Internet cafe.

Police caught drunk driver.