Wanhua police broke into the house to search for a pornographic suite, and the owner accused the police of violent law enforcement and illegal break-in.

The police entered the scene and conducted a search. (Photo by reporter Liu Qinghou)

The Taipei City Police Wanhua Branch recently raided a rental suite on the 5th floor of No. 125 Sanshui Street, suspected of operating a pornographic business. The police broke down three iron doors to enter, but failed to find the suspect. Instead, the homeowner accused the police of violent enforcement of the law. The Wanhua Branch claimed that it was based on the prosecutor's search ticket and that it had control over some of the seized chat content evidence and would still investigate in accordance with the law.

It is understood that the rental suite on the 5th floor of No. 125 Sanshui Street, Wanhua District, was searched by the police on October 27, and three iron gates were broken to gain entry. Although no illegal activities were found at that time, it caused strong dissatisfaction among the property owners. I think the police enforce the law violently. and complained about the allegations to the media.

The Wanhua Branch stated this morning that the police received repeated reports from the public. After collecting evidence and reporting to the prosecutor of the Taipei District Prosecutor's Office, they applied to the court for approval of the search ticket and then went to execute it on October 27. During the search, a suspected violation of public decency was discovered, and the entire case is under investigation by the Taipei District Prosecutor's Office.

The police said that another related business operator complained about the break-in of the room at the scene. The police said that the police at the scene acted in accordance with the Criminal Procedure Law and were indeed proportionate and compliant with regulations.