According to Taiwanese media reports, a retired policeman pointed out that he had stopped the son of Tse Changting, the then "Premier of the Executive Yuan" and ran a red light. The final ticket was issued, and he swallowed two warnings. Tsai Changting responded that this was fake news and if evidence could be raised, he would step down and apologize.
Retired policeman "Tiao Zige" recently posted on Facebook that he had stopped Tse Changting's son from running a red light in the past, and the other party directly yelled, "Do you know who my dad is?" The final ticket was issued, and he swallowed two warnings. Tsai Changting, who is now the "representative of the DPP authorities to Japan, said in response to netizens' comments that this was fake news and "I apologize after providing evidence."
"Tiaozige" pointed out that when he asked to drive through a red light to show his ID, the other party only replied, "Do you know who my dad is?" He asked again, but the other party shouted, "For some reason, do you know who my dad is?" He retorted, "For this question, you may ask your mom, or go to the hospital to have DNA, thank you!" Then he made a statement. Unexpectedly, the deputy branch director called to worry about the matter and scolded him, "Don't you know his father is the 'Premier'? You still issued a ticket?" The next day, he was called two warnings based on the grounds of a bad attitude.
Some netizens left a message on Xie Changting’s Facebook to mention this matter, hoping that Xie would come forward to clarify. Tse Changting said that this is fake news, and everyone should condemn Tiao Zige and ask him to provide evidence. "I step down and apologize if I can prove it." He also said that this kind of thing is unbearable. He must focus on official business first, and he will file a lawsuit after he is done, and he will also pay attention to the time limit for the complaint.
