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Abo, surnamed Huang, fell and was injured when he went out looking for a lost mobile phone. When the police arrived at the scene, they discovered that he might have dementia.
Uncle Huang went out to look for his mobile phone and fell down. (provided by the public)
In Taichung City, a 70-year-old man surnamed Huang went out on the road with a walker to search for his "lost" mobile phone. He accidentally fell and was injured on the way. The police arrived and found that he was suspected of having some dementia. After being escorted home, he had the idea to call his mobile phone. Unexpectedly, there was a ringtone in the house. After following the sound, he found that the phone was lying next to the pillow and was not lost at all. He finally breathed a sigh of relief.
Policemen Liao Zhangfu and Chen Yifeng of the East District Station of the Taichung City Police Third Bureau received a report the night before yesterday that an elder had fallen on Ziqiang Street in the East District. When they arrived, they saw Mr. Huang sitting on a chair with a walker beside him and bruises on his face. An enthusiastic store owner at the scene said that Abo suddenly fell while walking nearby earlier. People saw that he was injured and bleeding and quickly called the police.
After being inspected and bandaged by ambulance personnel, Mr. Huang was found to be in good condition and declined to be sent to the hospital. During the escort, the police officers recognized Mr. Huang and found that he was the elder who had helped him return home. After further investigation, they found out that Mr. Huang could not find his mobile phone at home that night. He believed that he might have accidentally left it behind when he went out during the day, so he went out looking for it along the road with a walker. Unexpectedly, he fell and was injured.
The police officer considered that Mr. Huang had some dementia and first reassured him that if his cell phone was really lost, the police would help keep an eye on whether anyone had found it and sent it to the police station. Mr. Huang agreed to go home and rest first. On the way, the police officer thought that the cell phone might not be at home at all, so he asked tentatively: "Maybe the cell phone is at home?" But Mr. Huang responded categorically: "No way!"
Unexpectedly, after returning home, the police officer tried to call Mr. Huang's cell phone, but there was a vaguely familiar ringtone in the house. After checking, he was surprised to find that the cell phone was lying next to the pillow. After learning the truth that "the phone was not lost", Mr. Huang finally felt relieved. The police officer then contacted Mr. Huang's daughter to inform his father's condition, and also reminded his family members to pay more attention and take care of him. They left after confirming that Mr. Huang was safe.
The police accompanied him back home to find his mobile phone, and Abo kept handing it over to thank him. (provided by the public)

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