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The Drug Harm Prevention Regulations stipulate that using drugs while driving constitutes a public danger crime, and drug driving will face the suspension of the driver's license, fines and criminal liability. In recent years, drug driving cases have been reported in Taiwan, and the police have strengthened road investigation and rapid screening.
Mr. Lin was driving under the influence of drugs and hit a parked vehicle on the roadside, causing damage to the car. (provided by the public)
At around 9 o'clock this evening, a man surnamed Lin drove a car on Jiahou Road near Yuemei Sugar Factory in Houli District, Taichung City. He hit a parked vehicle on the side of the road. The front of the car was damaged. Lin got out of the car and escaped. Because he was talking to himself, people suspected that Lin was driving under the influence of drugs and called the police. The Dajia Police Station stated that Lin tested positive for drugs. The whole case was transferred to the Taichung District Prosecutor's Office for investigation in accordance with public dangerous crimes (drug driving) and drug hazard prevention regulations.
The Dajia Police Station stated that at around 9 pm today, a man surnamed Lin (32 years old) was driving a car from Houli to Waipu on Jiahou Road in Houli District, Taichung City. He suddenly hit a parked vehicle on the roadside, causing damage to the front of the car. Lin's hands and feet were bruised and bruised in many places. Fortunately, his life was not in danger.
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Mr. Lin got out of the car to escape, but he was talking to himself on the roadside and was unconscious. When the public saw this, they suspected that Mr. Lin was driving under the influence of drugs. The police were called to the scene. Mr. Lin agreed to undergo a drug saliva rapid screening test and showed positive results for etomidate, amphetamine and other drugs. During the process, drug coffee bags (amphetamine) were found. The whole case was transferred to the Taichung District Prosecutor's Office for investigation in accordance with public dangerous crimes (drug driving) and drug hazard prevention regulations.
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Dajia Police Station pointed out that Mr. Lin tested positive for drugs and will be sent to justice in accordance with the law. (provided by the public)
Mr. Lin was driving under the influence of drugs and crashed into a parked vehicle parked on the roadside. (provided by the public)
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Mr. Lin will be prosecuted and may face imprisonment or fines
Likely · Within weeks
Lin Nan’s driver’s license will be suspended
Very likely · Within days

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