Shocking reports of bloodshed on the streets of Kaohsiung! Man driving drugged Porsche stabs girlfriend with ax

A couple's bloody incident occurred in Lingya District, Kaohsiung today (10th) at 4:38 pm. A man surnamed Huang (36 years old) got into a quarrel over emotional reasons. Huang took out an ax and swung it, attacking his girlfriend surnamed Chen, injuring her arms and knees. She was rushed to the hospital and bandaged. Fortunately, she was not seriously injured. The police arrived to arrest Huang and seized the K disk in the car.

The police conducted a saliva drug screening on him, which showed a positive result for the third-level drug ketamine. They believed that he had been involved in the criminal investigation of attempted homicide, drugged driving, and violation of drug harm prevention regulations. They impounded his car and license plates, and also recommended that he apply for detention from the District Prosecutor's Office.

The Lingya Branch stated that it received a report of the dispute between Guanghua 2nd Road and Wuquan Street this afternoon, and the police immediately rushed to the scene. It was learned that the man surnamed Huang (36 years old) and the woman surnamed Chen (25 years old) were in a relationship. There was an argument over relationship issues that day. The man Huang attacked the woman Chen with an ax, causing injuries to the woman's arms and knees. She was sent to the hospital for bandaging. She was conscious and not seriously injured.

During the process, the police officer's sharp eyes discovered that there was a K disk in Huang's car, so he conducted a saliva drug screening test on him, which showed a positive result for the third-level drug ketamine.

The police arrived at the scene immediately and quickly arrested Huang. After police inquiries, Huang was investigated for attempted homicide, drugged driving, and violation of drug harm prevention regulations in accordance with the criminal law. The car and license plate were seized, and the district prosecutor's office was recommended to apply for detention.