Outrageous! The captain of the Taichung Investigation Team transferred drugs to a female informant to "encourage" him, and his fate was revealed after he was dismissed from office and sentenced.

Captain Chen of the Taichung 2nd Branch Investigation Team provided drugs to a female informant for consumption and was also suspected of drug driving. In addition to being dismissed from the police station, the Taichung District Court was sentenced to six months in prison for drug transfer and drug driving.

Chen, the team leader of the investigation team of the Second Branch of the Taichung City Police Department, was reported for drug use and drug driving in June this year. The police station was informed of the report and arrested him for prosecution. Drugs were also found at his residence. The Taichung City Police Department dismissed him from his post in July this year. Prosecutors Chen was also found to have transferred amphetamines to a female informant for free, and was charged with drug driving. The Taichung District Court recently sentenced him after a trial. He was sentenced to six months in prison for transferring prohibited drugs, and six months for drug driving, with the possibility of appeal.

The squad leader named Chen had been a police officer for 31 years and was transferred from the Sixth Precinct to the Second Precinct on May 27 this year. However, in June, the police station received a report from the public alleging that Chen was involved in a drug case. They immediately formed a task force and reported it to the prosecutor of the Taichung District Prosecutor's Office to direct the investigation. He was arrested and charged on June 27, and related drugs were found at Chen's residence. He was detained and banned. The Taichung City Police Department also recorded two major offenses and was dismissed from his post in July this year.

According to the prosecution, the 52-year-old team leader of the investigation team surnamed Chen met a female informant while working in the Sixth Branch while investigating drug cases. At 10 a.m. on June 24 this year, the woman contacted Chen to meet her at a motel. After he got off work at around 11 o'clock, Chen drove her to a motel in Taiping, Taichung to stay overnight. Chen offered to provide amphetamines to "encourage" her.

After the female informant agreed, Chen drove her back to her residence at around 2 p.m. that day, poured amphetamines into a smoking device commonly known as a "water truck" and barbecued it, transferring the drugs to the female informant free of charge.

The prosecutor also found that after taking drugs, Chen Nan was suspected of driving under the influence of drugs and riding a motorcycle to work at the Second Precinct on June 27. After being arrested and searched, the urine collected was sent for testing, and the test results were positive for amphetamines and methamphetamines.

During the trial at the Taichung District Court, Chen Nan confessed to the crime. The judge held that Chen Nan knew that drugs were harmful to physical and mental health, but transferred them to others for free. He also knew that drug driving endangered himself and the public safety, but ignored riding on the road. According to the crime of transferring prohibited drugs, he was sentenced to six months in prison for drug driving and six months in prison for drug driving. The sentence has not been determined and can be appealed.

Although Chen Nan requested a suspended sentence, the judge believed that during his tenure as a police officer, Chen Nan had successively committed crimes of transferring prohibited drugs and driving after using drugs. The criminal circumstances were serious and it was not appropriate to declare a suspended sentence.