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Dai Nan has multiple theft and drug convictions and is currently unemployed.
A 31-year-old man surnamed Dai was shirtless and walking alone on Taipei City's East Ring Elevated Road. (Photo taken by reporter Zheng Jingyi)
A 31-year-old man surnamed Dai was recently walking shirtless and alone on Taipei City's Huandong Elevated Road. When patrol officers came to pay attention, he claimed that he was "taking a walk" and then ran in the opposite direction with a guilty conscience and lost control of the police and attacked the police with his bare hands. Officers from the Nangang Branch of the Taipei City Police Department forcibly restrained Dai Nan on the spot and found 2 packages of second-level drug amphetamines with a total weight of 1.67 grams and 6 injection syringes among his scattered belongings. After interrogation, the police transferred Dai Nan to the Shilin District Prosecutor's Office for investigation on suspicion of drug harm prevention regulations and obstruction of official duties.
Police investigation revealed that Dai was unemployed and had multiple theft and drug convictions. He was walking half-naked on the shoulder of the East-Huan East Elevated Road. Due to the heavy traffic and extremely fast speeds on the elevated road, vehicles were swerving out of the way and the scene was dangerous. When passing by, drivers immediately called the police for help.
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After receiving the report, the Nangang branch police officers quickly drove to the Huandong Elevated Highway to investigate and dealt with the incident. From a distance, they found Dai Nan wandering alone on the shoulder of the road. As soon as Dai Nan saw the police car approaching, he turned around and ran away with a guilty conscience. Considering the danger of the elevated road, the police immediately stopped Dai Nan and prepared to take him away from the scene. Unexpectedly, during the interrogation, Dai Nan suddenly lost control of his emotions. He first said that he was just "taking a walk", and then punched and attacked the police officer with his bare hands. When the police saw this, they made a prompt decision and subdued Dai Nan and implemented restraints.
The police then inspected Dai Nan's belongings scattered on the floor during the tugging room, and surprisingly found 6 injection syringes and 2 packages of unknown white crystal particles. The police used drug reagents to test and the results showed a strong positive reaction for the second-level drug amphetamine.
Faced with the test results, Dai Nan could not reasonably explain the source of the drugs. The police informed him of his relevant legal rights on the spot and handcuffed him for arrest. After the whole case was reported to the police, Dai Nan was transferred to the Shilin District Prosecutor's Office of Taiwan for investigation on suspicion of violating the Drug Harm Prevention Regulations and the criminal law of obstructing official duties.
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The Shilin District Prosecutor's Office will investigate Dai Nan for the Drug Harm Prevention Regulations and the crime of obstructing official business.
Very likely · Within weeks
Dai Nan will face prosecution for the crime of obstructing official business under the Drug Harm Prevention Regulations and the Criminal Law
Likely · Within weeks

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