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Tourette's syndrome is a neurodevelopmental disorder characterized by involuntary muscle twitches and vocalizations that may worsen when people are stressed or exhausted. The incident occurred at Taipei MRT Shilin Station, which is an important transportation hub in the Taipei metropolitan area and has a large daily passenger flow.
A Hong Kong tourist named Han who came to Taiwan suffered from Tourette's syndrome. After taking the Taipei MRT and arriving at Shilin Station, he was suspected of being uncontrollable due to the onset of the disease. He yelled at the entrance of Shilin Station. Two plumbers who were there at the time mistakenly thought that they were being insulted for no reason. They turned around and tried to argue with Han but failed, and beat him up on the spot. The police later learned that the two men were a 42-year-old man surnamed Chen and a 33-year-old man surnamed Yang, and summoned them to the case. They claimed that they thought they were being scolded and went to argue with the other person but they spoke Cantonese, so they punched him.
The police pointed out that a Hong Kong tourist surnamed Han visited Taiwan a few days ago. He took the Taipei MRT and arrived at Shilin Station at 5 pm the day before yesterday. Then he was suspected of having an attack of his own illness. He involuntarily shouted loudly at the entrance and exit. At that time, two men waiting outside the MRT station mistakenly thought that Han was scolding them. When they tried to argue, they beat Han. Because it was a busy time after get off work, many tourists stopped to check and called the police.
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The police in the jurisdiction rushed to the scene, but the attacker had already left. Han Nan also said that considering that he had other subsequent trips and could no longer stay in Taiwan, he considered himself unlucky and did not want to file a complaint.
However, the police still launched an investigation. Based on the images taken by witnesses at the scene and the surrounding surveillance footage, the police identified the attackers as a 42-year-old man surnamed Chen and a 33-year-old man surnamed Yang.
The police summoned Chen and Yang to the case. They went to the police station at noon yesterday. They claimed that they were waiting for someone at the scene and mistakenly thought that Han was yelling at him for no reason. They came forward to argue, but they did not expect that Han opened his mouth and spoke fiercely in Cantonese. They could not understand it at all. In desperation, they punched the opponent in anger and wanted to teach him a lesson. The police finally punished the two people for violating the law of maintaining social order.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The police or social welfare units will strengthen public education on neurological diseases such as Tourette's syndrome to reduce similar misunderstandings.
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