Man reported a false report after taking drugs. Police seized 86 poisonous coffee bags and ketamine

The police seized 86 poisonous coffee bags and other evidence. (Photo by reporter Lu Yunfeng)

Yesterday, a man surnamed Cai became unconscious after taking drugs. He called the police and reported that there was a person hiding in the car. When Taipei City Police Wenshan 2nd Branch sent officers to the scene, they saw Mr. Cai parking his car on Jinghua Street. He was sweating and panicked, and he suddenly ran away. The police caught up and restrained him, and conducted a rapid saliva test for drugs. The result was positive. A large number of poisonous coffee bags and ketamine and other evidence were subsequently found, and they were transferred to investigation after inquiry.

According to an investigation by the Wenshan Second Branch, 25-year-old Suspect Cai borrowed a phone from a passerby to report the crime while driving through Jinghua Street in Bei City last night, saying that there was a person hiding in his car. The police immediately rushed to the scene and found Suspect Cai's vehicle parked in the middle of the road. Suspect Cai was standing next to the car, sweating all over and in a panic. He repeatedly stated that there were hidden people in the surrounding vehicles.

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During the conversation with the police, Cai was suspected of being incoherent, talking nonsense, and moving around restlessly. When the police asked further, Cai suddenly became emotional and ran away. The police immediately caught up and restrained him to avoid danger.

It was pointed out that because Mr. Cai had obvious signs of drug abuse, a rapid drug saliva test was performed and the results were positive for cathinone and ketamine. The police subsequently found 86 poisonous coffee bags, 6 small bags of ketamine and application tools in his car. After the entire case was inquired, the case was transferred to the Taipei District Prosecutor's Office for investigation in accordance with the Drug Harm Prevention Act and public danger.

The police stated that they will continue to strengthen drug detection and drug driving bans, adhere to a zero-tolerance stance for illegal activities that endanger public safety, such as drunk driving and drug driving, and strictly enforce the law in accordance with the law, and make every effort to maintain the safety of citizens' lives and property and road traffic order.

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