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Motorcycle theft cases are relatively common in Taiwan, especially when the owner does not remove the key, which increases the risk of theft.
Police arrest car thief. (Photo by reporter Hong Dinghong)
A 53-year-old man surnamed Li was handcuffed and arrested by the Kaohsiung police when he rode a motorcycle without a helmet. It turned out that Mr. Li saw a motorcycle without the key and wanted to steal it for a ride. The Kaohsiung police received the report and discovered his whereabouts in just 35 minutes, and prosecuted Mr. Li for theft.
Kaohsiung police pointed out that at about 6 a.m. on September 26, the Fuxing Road Police Station of Qianzhen Branch received a report that the motorcycle parked on Ersheng 2nd Road in Qianzhen District was missing because the victim did not remove the key. After returning from shopping, the motorcycle was missing.
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The police immediately checked the surveillance cameras and determined that Li might be operating near Xingzhong 1st Road in Lingya District. The police searched the surrounding roads. At 6:35 that day, they spotted Li riding a stolen car on Xingzhong 1st Road and stopped him for investigation.
However, in the face of police interrogation, Mr. Li pretended to be calm. He first argued that the motorcycle "belonged to a friend," and then tried to delay it by claiming that he "wanted to go to the bathroom." Finally, although he admitted the theft, he said he just "wanted to ride it for a ride." The police arrested Mr. Li on the spot and charged him with theft. In addition, he was fined NT$500 for not wearing a helmet while riding the motorcycle.

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