The former guitarist of Meixiu Group refused to take a drug test when he was on the road. The police found drug residue and sent it to the police.

Last month, Liu Xiuqi, the former guitarist of the Meixiu Group, was stopped by the police while driving through Da'an District in Taipei City. The police saw that his eyes were distracted and he was mentally exhausted, and asked for a drug saliva rapid screening test. However, Liu was unwilling to cooperate and refused the test. The police arrested him as a current offender and found a bag of drug residue in the car. After questioning, he was transferred to the investigation.

Liu Xiuqi, the former guitarist of the independent band "Mei Xiu Group", was stopped by the police while driving through the Da'an District of Taipei City last month. Seeing that he was in low spirits and his eyes were unfocused, the police immediately requested a drug saliva rapid screening test. However, Liu refused to cooperate and refused the test. The police arrested him as an offender and found a bag of drug residue in the car. After questioning, he was transferred to investigation.

An investigation by the Da'an Police Station found that on the 16th of last month, 31-year-old Liu was driving an SUV at the intersection of Section 3 of Zhongxiao East Road and Section 1 of Jianguo South Road in Da'an District, Bei City. He was stopped and inspected by the Dunnan Police Station officers who were performing road inspection duties. During the process, the police officers saw that Liu's eyes were distracted and he was in a trance, and then guided Liu to the inspection area for interrogation.

The police pointed out that in accordance with standard operating procedures, the police officers asked Mr. Liu to perform a rapid saliva screening test for drugs, but Mr. Liu refused. The police officers subsequently informed the relevant rights and interests, and based on his abnormal mental state and relevant evidence, he arrested him on the spot on suspicion of public danger.

According to the investigation, when the police subsequently searched the vehicle, they found a bag of residue bags suspected of being contaminated with drugs under the driver's seat. The test showed a positive result for the third-level drug cathinone. Liu was then taken back to the police station for investigation, and a ticket was issued and the vehicle was impounded in accordance with the Road Traffic Management Punishment Regulations.

It is known that Mr. Liu denied taking drugs, and he denied that he owned the drugs found in the car. He then collected his urine and sent it for examination. After the police inquired, they transferred Mr. Liu to the Taipei District Prosecutor's Office for investigation in accordance with the Drug Harm Prevention Act and public danger crimes.

The police appealed that drugs may affect the driver's judgment, reaction ability and attention. Do not drive after using drugs, which will seriously endanger the safety of yourself and other passers-by.