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Guangzhou Street in Wanhua District, Taipei City, is a well-known night market area. It is crowded with people at night, and drunken noises occasionally occur, but they rarely turn into physical conflicts and result in injuries and hospitalization.
A drunken and noisy late-night conflict in Taipei City's Wanhua District resulted in a man surnamed Gao being knocked unconscious with a stick. (Used with permission from the photographer)
A drunken street fight took place on Guangzhou Street, Wanhua, Taipei City at around 9pm tonight. Two burly men were making noise on the street after drinking, which aroused the dissatisfaction of two men in black surnamed Zhang and Xiao. They argued with each other with sticks and a conflict broke out. Among them, a 52-year-old bald man surnamed Gao was hit on the head and fell to the ground. He is no longer seriously injured. The police followed the lead and arrested the person involved, and investigated him on suspicion of injury.
The Wanhua Branch Longshan Police Station received a report at about 9:30 pm on the 18th, saying that there was a drunken conflict in the Guangzhou Street night market. After superior police forces arrived at the scene, only two drunk men were present. One of them suffered a head injury and was immediately sent to National Taiwan University Hospital for treatment. The police first took the men present back to the police station for questioning.
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The police reviewed street footage and interviews and learned that two men were drunk and roaring on the streets of Guangzhou, disrupting the peace of passing people. Wearing black clothes, 25-year-old Zhang Nan and 20-year-old Xiao Nan could not see it and came forward to argue with sticks. After a sudden conflict, the two young men quickly left the scene after a period of confusion.
The Wanhua Branch dispatched police to look for people, and within an hour they followed the lead and found Zhang Nan and Xiao Nan. Both parties filed an injury complaint, and the entire case was later transferred to the Taipei District Court for investigation.
☆Excessive drinking is harmful to health. Drunk driving is prohibited☆
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The Taipei District Court will try two people named Zhang and Xiao on the crime of injury.
Very likely · Within weeks

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