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Mr. Wang, who has no fixed abode, went to the sports park last night due to excessive drinking and caused trouble.
Mr. Wang was drunk and yelled and choked in the sports park, and even pushed down the guardrail. The police were reported to the scene to stop him and took him back to be restrained and sent to justice. (Photo by reporter Lu Yunfeng)
At about 9 o'clock yesterday evening, a man surnamed Wang in New Taipei City ran to Zhonghe Jinhe Sports Park and yelled loudly because he was drunk. He even choked the sports people and pushed down the guardrail of the football field. When the Zhonghe Branch Police were informed and arrived, Wang was still yelling. They were worried that he would attack people, so they immediately took him back for control and sent him to justice in accordance with the Social Order Maintenance Act.
An investigation by the Zhonghe Police Station revealed that 43-year-old Wang, who had no fixed abode, was drunk and yelled loudly at the Zhonghe Jinhe Sports Park last night. Sports people came forward to persuade him, but Wang became drunk and went crazy and kept choking. He even pushed down the guardrail next to the football field. People worried about being attacked and immediately called the police.
After the police from the Jinhe Police Station in the jurisdiction arrived at the scene, no one was found injured, but Wang Nan continued to roar and could not restrain himself. The police immediately controlled him and took him back to the police station for control. After questioning, he was transferred to the New Taipei District Court for a summary court ruling in accordance with Article 87 of the Social Order Maintenance Act.
☆Excessive drinking is harmful to health. Drunk driving is prohibited☆

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