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A drug-driving accident occurred near the Confucius Temple on Shuangshi Road, North District, Taichung City, in the early morning of the 3rd. A driver named Huang, who was suspected of using drugs, lost control of the car and hit a roadside overpass and a student who was training for a morning jog.
The police stopped and checked the Mercedes-Benz cars that were parked side by side. (provided by the public)
"Don't let your son's blood be in vain!" Three sports college students in Taichung City were hit by a drug driver on the 3rd. One of them had a dented skull and had to undergo surgery. His dream of becoming a national player was shattered. His mother sadly issued a message asking the government to take action. The police did not dare to relax. In addition to arresting another drug driver at the same intersection that night, this morning a drug driver named Chen was found driving a Mercedes on Jianxing Road. They arrested him on the spot, impounded his car, and applied for preventive detention.
Near the Confucius Temple on Shuangshi Road, North District, Taichung City, a drug-driving accident occurred in the early morning of the 3rd, injuring three Taiwanese university students. A 21-year-old man surnamed Huang lost control of his car after suspected drug use, and hit a roadside overpass and students who were doing morning jogging. Among them, a 19-year-old male college student surnamed Chen was seriously injured and was rushed to the hospital due to a depression in his skull. , underwent reconstructive surgery, Chen's mother posted a distressed post on the Internet afterwards, saying that her son loved track and field from elementary school to college. Although he had suffered sports injuries in the past, he still worked hard towards his dream of returning to the competition and becoming a national player. In his senior year of high school, he participated in the National Games and won sixth place in the country. But now he is in bed due to a drug-driving accident.
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She said that her son was stuck on the steps of an overpass after being hit, and his skull was obviously dented. The doctor told him that he might suffer from temporary epilepsy after the operation, which made her heartbroken. She deeply called on the government to face up to drug driving and let her son become the last victim. "Don't let your son's blood flow in vain."
The Second Branch immediately carried out special duties near the intersection where the crime occurred on the evening of the 3rd, and found a man surnamed Lai suspected of drug driving. Early this morning, the Liren Institute carried out enforcement duties and found a Mercedes-Benz parked side by side on Jianxing Road for questioning. It was found that the driver surnamed Chen, 35, was nervous and there was something floating in the car. The smell of burning drugs was suspected, and further searches revealed ketamine and other contraband in the car. The saliva drug test also showed a positive result. The police arrested him on the spot and moved the vehicle for safekeeping. The entire case was transferred to the Taichung District Prosecutor's Office for investigation on suspicion of public danger. The source of the drugs will also be traced back to the source.
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The driver, Mr. Chen, tested positive for drugs through a rapid saliva drug test, and the police arrested him on the spot. (provided by the public)
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AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Prosecutors will request for detention of drug-driving driver
Likely · Within weeks
Legislative Yuan may discuss increasing drug-driving penalties
Possible · Within months

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