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A drug-driving accident occurred in Changhua County. Police officer surnamed Lin from the Yuanlin Police Station was chased and seriously injured on his way to work.
Another drug-driving accident is reported in Changhua County! Police officer surnamed Lin, serving in the Yuanlin Police Station, was riding a motorcycle to work this morning when he was suddenly hit by a car driven by a man from behind. Lin suffered head injuries and became unconscious. He was sent to the hospital to confirm intracranial hemorrhage, and emergency surgery was performed. His condition is temporarily stable. The man responsible for the accident showed a positive result for etomidate in a rapid saliva test. According to the Road Traffic Management Penalty Regulations, he was fined NT$240,000, his driver's license was revoked, and the car was confiscated. The whole case was transferred to the Changhua District Prosecutor's Office for investigation.
The 25-year-old policeman named Lin who was chased was just assigned to the Yuanlin Police Station this year. He lives in Yuanlin City. On his way to work at 7:33 a.m., he came to the intersection of Section 4 of Yuanlin Avenue and Qiaoai Street in Yuanlin City. He was suddenly chased from behind by a white passenger car driven by Huang. The collision was so powerful that Lin was ejected and his head was injured. He was sent to the hospital for intracranial hemorrhage. After surgery, he is currently under observation in the intensive care unit and his condition is temporarily stable. The Yuanlin Branch called on the driver to remember that alcohol and drugs will seriously affect the driver's attention, reaction speed, judgment, and driving ability. Keep in mind "no drunk driving, no drug driving, and no fatigue driving." The branch will also strengthen service operations on accident-prone road sections, continue to strengthen the ban on drunk and drug driving, and maintain the safety of passers-by.
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The entire case was transferred to the Changhua District Prosecutor’s Office for investigation.
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