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Public reports showed that the vehicle was involved in reverse driving and speeding violations, but the police did not impose penalties on the grounds that the address of the reporting location was incomplete, causing lawmakers to question law enforcement standards.
After reporting that the video showed reverse speeding but no penalty was issued, Councilor Zhou Jiawei questioned the police's law enforcement standards. (Reproduced from the live broadcast of the City Council’s question)
Tainan City Councilor Zhou Jiawei pointed out at a parliamentary inquiry today (16th) that some people provided a video for reporting, and it was clear that the vehicle was involved in violations such as reverse driving and speeding, but the police did not impose penalties on the grounds that "the address of the reporting location was incomplete," raising questions about law enforcement standards. Tainan City Police Chief Lin Guoqing said that further investigation would be carried out.
Zhou Jiawei said that people reported violations of regulations on rural roads. From the video content, it can be seen that vehicles were driving in the opposite direction, speeding, etc. However, when the police handled the case, they did not issue further reports and penalties on the grounds that the address of the reporting location in the reporting information was incomplete.
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Zhou Jiawei believes that police agencies shoulder the responsibility of maintaining traffic safety. They should carefully investigate and deal with behaviors such as reverse driving and speeding that may endanger other road users. They should not prevent cases of obvious violations from entering the follow-up process due to problems in filling in administrative information.
Lin Guoqing said that for the cases reported by members, we will further understand the actual situation, including the content of the report, videos and related materials, and clarify the reasons for not reporting, and then proceed with follow-up processing.
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