
53歲陳姓男子今日凌晨在台北市中山北路辦公室內焚燒衣物並高喊救命,警方破門後使用電擊槍將其制伏,現場搜出安非他命及殺蟲劑,男子被強制送醫急診治療,警方將依縱火及毒品罪嫌移送偵辦。
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陳姓男子在台北市中山北路辦公室內焚燒衣物並高喊救命,警方接獲報案後趕赴現場處理。
陳姓男子被衝入的警方制伏。(記者劉慶侯翻攝)
53歲陳姓男子,今日凌晨在台北市中山北路的辦公室內先焚燒衣物,再隔著窗子對外搖晃吸引注意,並高喊救命。警方最後全副防護裝備破門進入,利用電擊槍才將對方制伏,強制送醫。由於現場搜出安非他命毒品,警方不排除是吸毒導致精神出現幻覺。至於真正原因仍待進一步釐清。
北市警中正一分局忠孝西路派出所,今(16)日0時20分許接獲民眾報案,指稱有名男子於中山北路一處辦公處所焚燒衣物並高呼救命,懷疑是被人控制。
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警方獲報後立刻馳赴現場處理,陳姓男子情緒激動不斷焚燒衣物,且不願配合警方開門協助,經通報里長及消防人員到場,為避免緊急危害,施以破門進入。
但警消一進入現場,陳男以殺蟲劑輔以打火機製造火焰且情緒激動,為避免陳男攻擊執勤警消,依規定使用拋射式電擊槍控制陳男,並予以管束並強制就醫,現場查扣殺蟲劑、打火機及安非他命。
因陳男情緒激動難以溝通,恐有自傷或傷人之虞,警方將其強制就醫,目前送醫院急診治療中,後續待就醫後帶返所製作警詢筆錄,全案詢問後將依縱火罪及毒品罪嫌移請偵辦。
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警方將在男子出院後進行訊問,並依縱火及毒品罪嫌移送偵辦。
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