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While on patrol, officers from the Puzi Police Station of the Taoyuan Police Division discovered that Mr. Huang was driving a black Mercedes sedan erratically and stepped forward to signal him to stop for interrogation.
The police seized the Mercedes-Benz driven by Mr. Huang. (Photo by reporter Zheng Shuting)
A chase between police and robbers occurred on Lixing Road in Taoyuan District, Taoyuan City at about 0:00 today (28th). A rider was almost hit and shouted, "If I rode a little further ahead, I would be lying on the floor." The police said that the driver of the car was a man named Huang. He was wanted for the case. He refused inspection and rammed a police car before escaping to avoid a serious accident. The police gave up the close chase. After the car disappeared, the car was abandoned on Longxiang Street. Huang Man has escaped without a trace and is being pursued with full force.
Officers from the Puzi Police Station of the Taoyuan Police Department were patrolling Lixing Road in Taoyuan District when they noticed that the black Mercedes sedan driven by Mr. Huang was driving erratically. They stepped forward and signaled to stop for interrogation. Mr. Huang first pretended to cooperate, then drove into the patrol car and sped away.
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The police immediately reported the interception and roundup, followed the vehicle at a safe distance throughout the process, and simultaneously reported the vehicle's location along the way. Because the vehicle was traveling very fast, in order to avoid a serious accident, the police gave up the close chase and lost the whereabouts of the vehicle.
Subsequently, the police expanded the surrounding search and found the abandoned car on Longxiang Street in Taoyuan District. Mr. Huang escaped through a gap. The police have notified the owner of the car to report to the case and will make every effort to track down Mr. Huang.
Mr. Huang abandoned the vehicle on the side of the road and fled. (Photo by reporter Zheng Shuting)
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The police will continue to hunt for Mr. Huang and bring him to justice
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