Suspected speed racing on Qingshui Port Road in Taichung caused public dissatisfaction. The police responded that no racing was found, only noise violations.

People in Qingshui District, Taichung City posted the video on Facebook "Qingshui Town", calling it "Oceanline version, Fast and Furious"! Multiple cars were suspected of racing on Gangbu Road in the video. The sound of loud engines woke up the residents, who angrily criticized the racing. The Qingshui Police Branch responded online and pointed out that there were reports of cars racing on Gangbu Road in Qingshui District early this morning. Suspected noisy vehicles were found at the scene, but there was no racing. However, netizens were dissatisfied and claimed that "the video picture is just racing."

People posted the video on the "Qingshui Town" Facebook page and said that this was the seaside version of Fast and Furious. When the police came, the speedsters dispersed. They also emphasized that this was not the first time that these speedsters had come to the seaside to disturb people. The nearby residents were very troubled, triggering heated discussions among netizens.

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One netizen said that he was so noisy that he wanted to throw a rock at the car of a drag racer; some netizens said that they missed the days when there were no monitors and they could pour oil on the road; some netizens said that this is a daily routine in the sea, but the police do not need to chase, they can just adjust the monitor screen and then summon the driver to the case. Why risk their lives to chase the dragsters? The police are also very hard.

Chen Mingzheng, deputy director of the Daxiu Police Station of the Qingshui Police Station, immediately left a message at the bottom of the PO post, saying that the Qingshui Police Station was reported at around 4 a.m. on September 27 that multiple modified vehicles were disturbing the peace in Section 3 of Gangbu Road, Qingshui District, and immediately rushed to the scene in conjunction with surrounding police networks. Several vehicles suspected of making noise were found on the spot, but no racing was found.

The police stated that these vehicles immediately left the scene when the police arrived. The branch's patrol network searched along the driving route to determine whether the group of vehicles violated road traffic regulations and drove dangerously. After checking, 7 vehicles were found to be driving noisily. There were no traffic violations or dangerous driving due to racing. Regarding the noise disturbance, the Qingshui Bureau will notify the environmental unit for disciplinary action.

The Qingshui Police Station stated that during holidays or consecutive holidays, there are plans to prevent drunk driving and intensive cross-patrol patrols at multiple points and road sections, and actively investigate and deal with noise and modified vehicle violations to maintain public traffic safety and community tranquility.