
警方查獲大量仿冒戰鬥陀螺,發現塑料脆化結構失衡易爆裂,銳利碎片可能傷害兒童眼臉,塗料疑含重金屬與塑化劑。詐騙集團亦利用熱潮以假網購陀螺詐騙,新北市三月迄今詐騙案增至約二十件,其中一民眾被騙二萬元。
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戰鬥陀螺為熱門競技玩具,近期風靡全台,但同時出現中國走私的仿冒品流入市面,價格低廉但品質無保障。
警方近期查獲不少仿冒陀螺,發現品質低劣、塑料脆化且結構嚴重失衡,塗料更恐潛藏重金屬與塑化劑危害。(記者陸運鋒翻攝)
熱門競技玩具「戰鬥陀螺」近期風靡全台,有不肖集團從中國走私仿冒品入台,且已以低價流入市面。警政署保三總隊指出,近期查獲不少仿冒陀螺,發現品質低劣、塑料脆化且結構嚴重失衡,高速旋轉劇烈碰撞下極易爆裂碎開,銳利碎片噴飛恐重創孩童眼球與臉部,塗料更恐潛藏重金屬與塑化劑危害;警方還提醒,詐團也趁此熱潮,以假網購戰鬥陀螺從事詐騙,已有眾多民眾受害。
陀螺塗料 潛藏重金屬與塑化劑危害
有民眾表示,仿冒陀螺對戰中很容易金屬破裂噴飛,他曾與友人對戰,不知對方使用仿冒陀螺,拉動過程陀螺爆裂、金屬碎片亂噴,導致手指瘀青劃傷;還有網友分享,看過玩者被噴出的碎片傷及眼睛。
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一位同陪小孩玩了多年戰鬥陀螺的家長說,貪圖便宜買仿製品,結果高速旋轉時零件碎裂,差點傷到孩子手指,經過那次驚嚇讓他醒悟,熱心整理相關資訊提醒其他家長,不要再重蹈覆轍。
詐團搭熱潮 假買貨便手法誘騙盜領
此外,詐騙集團看準戰鬥陀螺風潮,近期網購詐騙案遽增,僅就新北市警察局的統計,今年三月迄今已有一二二件,從原本報案僅有個位數,近來增至每月約二十件。
其中,唐姓男子向一名賣家購買四種戰鬥陀螺共二千七百元,對方稱要使用超商賣貨便交易並提供連結,唐男下單後顯示未完成實名制認證,他聯繫假客服,對方又稱需配合驗證,唐男將帳戶密碼更改為對方提供密碼,隨後驚覺帳戶遭轉出二萬元。
警方近期查獲不少仿冒陀螺,發現品質低劣、塑料脆化且結構嚴重失衡,在高速旋轉劇烈碰撞下極易爆裂碎開,銳利碎片噴飛恐重創孩童眼球與臉部,塗料更恐潛藏重金屬與塑化劑危害。(記者陸運鋒翻攝)
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
警方將加強對仿冒戰鬥陀螺的查緝與來源追蹤
Likely · Within weeks
相關消費者保護單位可能會發布安全警示或檢驗標準
Possible · Within months

A Kaohsiung woman surnamed Yan (58 years old) wanted to withdraw 2 million yuan to invest in stocks. The bank clerk noticed something strange and reported it to the police. When the police arrived, they found that the investment involved "full delivery stocks" and high-profit talk, which may be a fraud. After persuasion, Yan canceled the withdrawal and successfully kept her savings.

It was reported at the Liceo Naval Almirante Guise in Lima, Peru that a 16-year-old male student was gang-raped by his classmates while returning on the bus after a football match. There were witnesses at the scene. The police have arrested 10 teenagers, and 6 of them were detained for 4 months. The incident shocked society, and President Keiko Fujimori ordered a strict investigation. Experts pointed out that it reflected systemic flaws and insufficient sex education in Peruvian schools. From January to August this year, there were 1,198 cases of sexual violence among students, an increase of 35% over the same period last year.

A 28-year-old woman surnamed Wu in Gushan District, Kaohsiung, was driving her boyfriend and hit a telephone pole due to a mistake in shifting gears. The police tested her saliva and tested positive for ketamine. They also found two packets of drug coffee packets and a packet of ketamine in the car. The suspect was transferred for investigation in accordance with the Public Danger and Drug Hazard Prevention Regulations and other crimes. A fine of NT$150,000 was imposed and the driver's license was suspended.

By fictitious identity as the deputy general manager of a certain company, Zhang designed a circling trade scam of "taking orders, taking tickets, but not taking goods", inducing a certain Kai company to advance more than 600 million yuan, but actually controlled the company to withhold 102 million yuan, causing a loss of 126 million yuan. The procuratorial organ found the crime of contract fraud through a penetrating review, and Zhang was sentenced to 14 years in prison, with a total recovered loss of nearly 50 million yuan.

Jinan police uncovered a high-paying driver recruitment fraud case. The suspect, Kang, lured job seekers through false recruitment advertisements and used the car purchase with zero down payment as bait to trick job seekers into overpaying for the car. When picking up the car, he asked for the balance for various reasons. In the end, more than 20 job seekers were defrauded of more than 500,000 yuan. The court sentenced him to ten years and six months in prison and fined him 100,000 yuan.

A 70-year-old woman surnamed Wu from Changhua County was defrauded four times last year and lost about NT$2 million. The fraud syndicate knew that it had not yet been squeezed out, and continued to defraud in January this year. After Wu's wife woke up and called the police, the police arrested a retired female civil servant surnamed Ni during the call. The scam group continued to send riders one after another to commit fraud, and within a month, three riders were arrested before stopping. The police analyzed that the reasons why the scam group repeatedly sent riders to "send death" were due to the breakpoint mechanism and the obsession with fat sheep. They also believed that the riders were consumables that could be sacrificed and replaced at any time, and were used to build a firewall to prevent the police from tracing the source and arresting the leader.