A female college student in Tamsui, New Taipei, was drugged by her boss while working at a pharmacy. FM2 monitor footage was exposed

It was reported in Tamsui, New Taipei City, that a female college student became dizzy and drowsy after being drugged with FM2 (rape pills) by her boss named Chen at the pharmacy where she worked. The store monitor footage was exposed. After the female college student drank the drug-laced drinking water, she could not open the bottle cap and asked the boss Chen Suan for help. Chen Suan even asked twice Should the female college student take her home? He also asked the female college student to pour the water away. When he was interviewed, he argued that he wanted to test the properties of the medicine and joke with the female college student. He denied that he had any evil intentions. However, some lawyer PO Wen Chen, who couldn't stand it, suspected that he had "already committed a crime." In addition, netizens also exploded.

A female student from Tamkang University was drugged at the pharmacy where she worked in Tamsui's Sun Chun Street. She felt bitter after just one sip of water and felt dizzy and squatted down. She wanted to turn the kettle away, but she suspected that the drug was taking effect.

In the surveillance video, the 50-year-old person in charge surnamed Chen asked the murdered female college student twice, "Do you want me to give you a lift?" The female college student replied, "My water has become very strange, I don't know..." She became addicted after just one sip of the drugged water. She had a sleep reaction, but Chen Suan, who had drugged her, asked the female student to throw away the water. Even when the female student asked for leave and left, Chen Suan asked her if she was really okay and was concerned about the female college student. She wanted to walk home? After the female college student replied that she would take the bus, she said BYE to her boss. BYE, he staggered out of the pharmacy and returned home quickly.

When interviewed, the pharmacist surnamed Chen, who was accused of prescribing the drug and facing a lawsuit, argued that he knew it was wrong and he just wanted to "test the efficacy of the drug." He originally thought that the female college student would spit it out if she took a sip and thought it would be weird.

Sue Chen argued that there was no evil intention and that this was a psychiatric drug that was thrown away by a patient at the pharmacy for recycling because there was no complete package that could be identified. However, the police found that Sue Chen had formatted the hard drive of the monitor host and searched for FM2 Medemium on his mobile phone. In addition to being prosecuted on drug charges, they will also expand their investigation into his crime and whether there are any other victims.

Netizens speculated that the 50-year-old person in charge of the pharmacy involved, surnamed Chen, once worked in the Pharmacy Department of the General Hospital of Taipei. He went to Tamsui to open a pharmacy more than a year ago. He has a pharmacist major, but he was suspected of drugging a female college student working in the store, which made the outside world dumbfounded.

Because Chen Sui did not admit his mistake and made exaggerated remarks, netizens were furious. In addition, the pharmacy continued to operate. The police investigated Chen Sui and strengthened police patrols to prevent people from going to the pharmacy to seek justice for the female college student, which would lead to disorderly behavior.