
AI-generated summary
A woman surnamed Wu was inexplicably choked by a man surnamed Zou during a live broadcast on TikTok. The man surnamed Xiong joined the fight and asked her where she lived. The two sides quarreled in the distance and met to negotiate near Wu's residence.
A group of people were chatting and negotiating during a live broadcast on TikTok, and a conflict broke out. The police arrived and arrested Xiong Man. (Photo by reporter Lu Yunfeng)
Yesterday, a woman surnamed Wu was choked by men surnamed Zou and Xiong during a live broadcast on TikTok. Not to be outdone, Wu retorted, which triggered a quarrel between the two parties. They met Wu for negotiation near her residence in Zhonghe, New Taipei. After Zou and his entourage arrived, Wu The woman sprayed hair spray on Xiong Man. Xiong and Zou immediately punched Wu and sprayed her with pepper spray. Another woman, Li, was booing nearby. The police arrived and arrested a group of people. However, Zou Man fled in disorder and will be traced to the case. After investigation, they will be investigated and dealt with in accordance with the law.
An investigation by the Zhonghe Police Station revealed that the incident occurred when a 54-year-old Wu girl was live broadcasting on TikTok last night. A 37-year-old Zou man choked inexplicably. The 31-year-old Xiong man joined the fight and asked Wu whether she lived in Zhonghe. Wu girl immediately replied, "None of your business!", which triggered a quarrel between the two parties, and they met near Wu's residence to negotiate the outcome.
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It is reported that after Zou, Xiong and his 25-year-old girlfriend named Li arrived at the scene and met, Wu sprayed hair and makeup setting liquid on Xiong. Zou and Xiong immediately punched and kicked Wu, and sprayed her with pepper spray, causing multiple bruises on Wu's face and right arm. Li filmed a video and made noise nearby, and nearby people immediately called the police.
After officers from the Xiushan Police Station of the Zhonghe Branch under their jurisdiction arrived at the scene, they immediately arrested Xiong, Li and Wu, and confiscated the pepper spray used in the crime. They then assisted Wu in taking care of her and sent her to Taipei Tzu Chi Hospital for medical treatment. Fortunately, her life was not in danger.
It is reported that Zou Nan took advantage of the chaos to escape before the police arrived. The identity of Zou Nan has been searched through the surveillance video, and the investigation will continue. After the police inquired about the whole case, a group of people were transferred to the New Taipei District Prosecutor's Office for investigation on suspicion of injury and affray.
Police seize pepper spray used in fight (Photo by reporter Lu Yunfeng)
The police and firefighters assisted in sending Wu to the hospital for treatment. (Photo by reporter Lu Yunfeng)
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Zou Nan will be hunted down by the police soon.
Likely · Within days
The entire case will be prosecuted by the New Taipei District Prosecutor's Office on charges of assault and affray.
Very likely · Within weeks

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