A man who has been missing for a year is found by the police at an Internet cafe and his family is finally reunited

A 25-year-old man surnamed Huang borrowed money from his family and said he wanted to study abroad. However, he later used the money to start a business, resulting in a debt and his whereabouts are unknown since then. During an inspection by the Taipei City Police Zhongzheng 1st Branch, they accidentally discovered that Mr. Huang, whose family had been searching for him for more than a year, was addicted to video games. After the police contacted the family members, Huang's family was relieved.

Liu Guanfu, captain of the Taipei City Chiang Kai-shek Police Station No. 1, was patrolling the Qtime Xuchang store on his own expanded inspection duty the day before yesterday. He asked the store staff to show their IDs to cooperate with the inspection. Officer Liu found a man immersed in video games. When he further checked his identity, he was surprised to find that Huang had reported to his family members that he had been missing for more than a year. Officer Liu immediately contacted the man's family.

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Police said that Mr. Huang told his family last year that he wanted to study abroad. He borrowed money from his family because he needed a sum of money. However, he was unable to study abroad for some reason and instead invested the money in starting a business. During this period, the family members successively received loan notices sent to their home, but they were still unable to get in touch with the man.

Unable to trace his whereabouts for a long time, his family members were very worried about his personal safety, so they had to report the case to the police to assist in the search. The police accidentally discovered Mr. Huang's whereabouts during this inspection. After confirming his identity, they successfully assisted the man in getting in touch with his family, allowing the family to let go of their long-hanging worries.

The police stated that if the public finds that their family members have not returned home for a long time or suddenly lost contact, they should report the case to the police as soon as possible and provide relevant information to facilitate the police's immediate search and jointly protect the safety of their families. When reporting a case, try to provide information such as photos of recent life, clothing characteristics, common languages, items carried and possible places to go. If the missing person is wearing a smart device, it can also help provide relevant positioning information to help the police grasp clues, improve efficiency, and gain golden search time.