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The suspect, a man surnamed Dong, had repeatedly reported to city officials that he was being harassed by state surveillance and said he would go to the city hall to cause trouble if he could not see the mayor. He had symptoms of delusions and hallucinations half a year before the incident, and his family members reported that he had abnormal emotions, words and deeds.
The computers on the desktop of the Municipal Joint Service Center were smashed by Dong Nan. (File photo)
"I want to see the mayor!" In May this year, the Taichung City Government was shocked to hear that someone broke into the Joint Service Center and destroyed public property. The 40-year-old man named Dong later claimed that he had been persecuted by the state for 10 years and committed the crime with a bat because he could not see the mayor. The Taichung District Court found that he had delusions and hallucinations based on the evaluation, and ruled that the temporary placement would be extended for six months starting from September 29.
This incident occurred on the afternoon of May 28 this year. Dong Nan broke into the Joint Service Center on the first floor of the Wenxin Building of the city government with a bat. He first shouted, "I want to see the mayor." After requesting a meeting but failed, he suddenly swung the bat and smashed the counter equipment. Acrylic boards, computer screens, list machines and other public properties were damaged one after another. Employees and citizens on site were frightened. Fortunately, no one was injured.
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After receiving the report, the stationed police immediately rushed to the scene and quickly restrained Dong Nan and sent him to court on suspicion of damage and other crimes. After interrogation, the prosecutor believed that Dong Nan might have reduced recognition ability and was in danger of endangering public safety, so he requested the court for temporary placement.
The Taichung District Court found that Dong had previously reported to city officials that he was being monitored and harassed by the state. He even said that if he could not see the mayor, he would go to the city to cause trouble. The next day, he showed up with a bat and destroyed office equipment. When he appeared in court, Dong also said that he had been persecuted by the state for 10 years. He originally asked to see the mayor, but received no response, so he went to the city with a bat.
The court also found that Dong Nan suffered from a large number of delusions and hallucinations in the six months before the incident, and his family members also reported that he had abnormal emotions, words and deeds, including claiming that someone was talking to him, thinking that he wanted to participate in politics, etc. Taking into account Dong Nan's current lack of awareness of the disease, it is difficult for his family to effectively supervise him, and he had been in and out of the city many times before the incident. In order to take into account his medical needs and public safety, it was ruled that the temporary placement would be extended for 6 months starting from September 29, and he could still protest.
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Psychiatric evaluation and treatment evaluation will be conducted during the temporary placement.
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