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The police used the real-time license plate recognition system to find vehicles whose license plates had been canceled due to unpaid license taxes. After stopping and checking, they found that the driver was a wanted criminal in a drug case and was involved in drug driving.
The drug wanted criminal drove away in a car with a canceled license plate and was involved in drug driving! (provided by the public)
The night before yesterday, the Kaohsiung City Police found a car at the intersection of Wenwu 2nd Street and Minsheng 2nd Street, Qianjin District, whose license plate had been canceled but was still on the road illegally. They stopped and checked and found that the driver, Li Man (34 years old), was not only a wanted drug criminal, but also tested positive for amphetamines through a rapid saliva drug screen, and was transferred to the court for drug-related driving.
The Ziqiang Road Office of the Xinxing Branch pointed out that at around 8 pm on September 29, the police used the real-time license plate recognition system to find that the license plate of the car had been canceled due to unpaid license tax. When they stopped the driver Li, they found out that he was a driver issued by the Qiaotou District Court. The wanted criminal in a drug case was announced and he was immediately arrested and brought to justice in accordance with the law. It was further found that Li Nan's saliva rapid test showed a positive reaction for amphetamines. He was then arrested and transferred to investigation on suspicion of being a wanted criminal under the Drug Harm Prevention Act and public danger (drug driving).
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Li Nan will face prosecution for charges related to the Drug Harm Prevention Regulations and Road Traffic Safety Regulations
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