
When Taichung Passenger Bus 310 passed near Tunghai University, a passenger flashed a knife on the bus. The driver surnamed Liu immediately stopped the bus in front of Xiehe Police Station to report the crime. Fortunately, no one was injured.
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When Taichung Passenger Bus 310 was passing along Tunghai University, a passenger flashed a knife. The driver stopped the bus in front of the police station to report the incident.
Taichung Passenger Bus 310 stopped at the door of the police station to report the crime.
Taichung Passenger Bus 310 was passing along Tunghai University. A student saw a passenger flashing a knife on the bus. The driver quickly stopped the bus at the Xiehe Police Station to report the incident. On the way, he hit his head on the glass of the police station due to nervousness, and blood flowed on the spot. The police immediately took the passenger who flashed the knife back for questioning. Fortunately, no injuries were caused to the passengers.
"Someone flashed a knife on the bus at 5:10 in the morning..." Taichung Passenger Bus 310 electric bus was passing near Tunghai University and Taichung Rongzhong University early this morning. A passenger actually flashed a knife in the carriage. Other passengers got off the bus one after another. The driver surnamed Liu stopped the bus at Xiehe Police Station to report the incident. Fortunately, no knife attacks or physical conflicts occurred.
Chen Qiqing, associate director of Taichung Passenger Transport, said that the driver surnamed Liu has 22 years of experience. He noticed that a passenger was suspected of flashing a knife and stopped the bus in front of the police station to report the crime. Because the police station glass was too reflective, he accidentally hit his head and suffered slight bleeding. The passengers were not injured in the process. He called on people not to bring knives on the bus to avoid causing harm.
The police said that the bus was traveling between Donghai Villa Station and Taichung Rong Main Station, Section 4, Taiwan Avenue, and it was discovered that the passengers in the bus had taken out knives from their bags. The police took the people involved back to the police station to find out. No knife attacks or physical conflicts occurred during the process. The police seized relevant items in accordance with the law, and the entire case was subsequently investigated in accordance with the law.

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