
AI-generated summary
A wanted drug criminal named Chen in Keelung was arrested and imprisoned on the evening of the 6th. He died on the morning of the 8th. The administrator involved was charged with injury resulting in death.
A wanted drug criminal named Chen in Keelung was arrested by the police on the evening of the 6th and was sent to Keelung Prison at about 9 pm on the same day. The next day, Chen Nan was suspected of not cooperating with the discipline, so the administrator suppressed and disciplined Chen Nan. Chen Nan died on the morning of the 8th, and the two administrators were found guilty of injury resulting in death and sent to court. Today, footage of the "suppression" in the prison leaked, and it was discovered that two administrators beat Chen Nan. The family members expressed the hope that justice would restore the incident and hold the relevant personnel accountable.
Brother Chen said that he knew his brother was not a good person, but he had already paid the price by serving his sentence in prison. Even if there were other mistakes, it did not mean that civil servants had the right to beat the inmates to death.
It is reported that the prison authorities initially only played footage of Mr. Chen's rescue for his family to review. However, when his family asked for images of him being disciplined, they discovered that he was suppressed and beaten more than 40 times by two burly administrators. They even took him into a solitary room and banged him against a wall. Seeing Mr. Chen lose consciousness, they splashed him with toilet water to wake him up.
Chen Nan’s family members pointed out that Chen Nan became unwell late that night, became incontinent and vomited in the dormitory. He lasted until about 5 a.m. on the 8th when he lost all signs of life. Brother Chen even bluntly said that his family members cried every time they watched the video. It was hard to imagine how helpless his brother was at the time. Such behavior was not what the prison calls "suppression" at all.
Brother Chen also said that even a strong man like himself might not be able to withstand such a beating, let alone his thin brother. It was hard to believe that such violence had nothing to do with death.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The judicial authorities will investigate and try the administrators involved in the case
Very likely · Within weeks

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