The multi-taxi taxi suddenly stopped! Passenger "clutches his pockets" and runs wildly, but is restrained and finds out marijuana cartridges
A man surnamed Huang rushed to the opposite lane when he saw the police interrogating him and was restrained. He was transferred to the court on suspicion of drug charges.
Quick Look
- Taichung police conducted a drunken and drug driving inspection on Shuangshi Road in North District last night.
- They found that a multi-service taxi suddenly stopped.
- During the interrogation, they smelled a smell suspected of burning ketamine.
AI-generated summary
Why It Matters
The Taichung Police Second Branch Liren Police Station was on Shuangshi Road in the North District to combat drunken (drug) driving. It was discovered that a multi-service taxi suddenly stopped and contraband was found after interrogation.
A multi-service taxi suddenly stopped at a road checkpoint. (Photo by reporter Xu Guozhen)
The Taichung police conducted a road inspection on drunken driving last night and found that a multi-service taxi suddenly stopped when it was approaching the inspection point. The police went to check and smelled the smell of burning ketamine. They saw the passenger surnamed Huang in the back seat clutching his pockets and looking strange. When he saw the police, he rushed into the opposite lane. He was suppressed by the police on the spot. Marijuana cartridges and other contraband were taken out, and he was transferred to the court on drug charges.
The Second Branch explained the case today and pointed out that Chang Jiang Zhenjian of the Liren Police Station led a team last night to enforce the ban on drunken (drug) driving on Shuangshi Road in the North District. At about 9:11 p.m., a car suddenly stopped in front of the road checkpoint, and the police officers were alerted. If something was wrong, he immediately stepped forward and signaled to stop for inspection. After investigation, it was found that the car was a multi-taxi taxi driven by a man named Xu (26 years old). There were also men named Huang and Guan (both 23 years old) in the back seat. The two were friends with Xu and were not guests.
When the police approached the vehicle, they smelled a special smell that was suspected of burning ketamine wafting from the car. They immediately asked the three people to get out of the car for inspection. Preliminary observation showed that the driver Xu had no obvious signs of drug use or drug driving. However, the reaction of the man in the back seat was quite unusual. Not only did he always hold his coat pocket tightly, but he also seemed to be restless when facing police inquiries.
While the police were conducting further inquiries, Huang suddenly rushed into the opposite lane. The sudden action made the police immediately alert. In order to prevent him from rushing into the traffic formation and causing danger, multiple police officers immediately stepped forward to restrain him. During the process, Huang kept shouting and the police asked him to stop struggling. The police later transferred Huang to the Taichung District Prosecutor's Office for investigation on suspicion of violating the Drug Harm Prevention Ordinance, and will continue to trace the source of the drugs, trace them back to the source, and clarify whether other drug circulation channels are involved.
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When Huang saw the interrogation, he suddenly ran away and was then suppressed and pulled out the marijuana cartridge. (Photo by reporter Xu Guozhen)
What to Watch
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The police will trace back to the source to clarify the source of the man surnamed Huang's drugs and whether other drug circulation channels are involved.
Likely · Within weeks
Open Questions
- The source of marijuana cartridges and whether they are involved in other drug distribution channels
- Does the man surnamed Huang have a criminal record or other circumstances involved in the case?






