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A street conflict broke out on Wuzhou Street in Wanhua District, Taipei City. A delivery boy was beaten because he was dissatisfied with the response and asked to give way.
The delivery boy surnamed Wu was dissatisfied and retorted and was violently beaten by four men in the street. (Photo by reporter Liu Qinghou)
A 47-year-old food delivery boy surnamed Wu was riding his bicycle through Wuzhou Street in Wanhua District, Bei City early this morning to deliver goods. He encountered four men walking on the road and yelled at him to give way. Wu was so angry that he could not retaliate. As a result, he was chased and beaten by the men and was injured. The Wanhua Branch followed the lead and arrested the man surnamed Huang and others involved in the case. After interrogation, they were dealt with in accordance with the law.
The Longshan Police Station of the Wanhua Branch of the North City Police received a report at around 0:00 today (15th), alleging that a fight and dispute occurred on Wuzhou Street, and immediately dispatched patrol police to investigate. However, when the police arrived, there was no dispute and only the injured man named Wu was found present. The other party suffered multiple bruises and bruises and was subsequently sent to National Taiwan University Hospital for medical treatment.
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The police interrogated at the scene. When Wu Nan was cycling through Wuzhou Street, the four suspects involved in the case were walking in the middle of the road. The other suspect said to Wu Nan in an arrogant tone, "Don't you have to give way?" Wu replied, "You are not walking on a pedestrian crossing." As a result, he was chased by the suspects all the way. After succeeding, he took a taxi and escaped.
The police expanded their review of surveillance footage and this morning followed the lead and arrested four suspects including 31-year-old Huang, 47-year-old Yang, 48-year-old Liu, and 50-year-old Chen. After interrogation, they were transferred to the Taipei District Prosecutor's Office for investigation on suspicion of injury.
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The Taipei District Prosecutor's Office will investigate four suspects for crimes of injury
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