Source: Global Network
[ Global Network Report] According to reports from the United Daily News and other Taiwanese media on the 21st, when police officers from the Sanchong Branch of the New Taipei City Police Bureau were ambushing and looking for wanted criminals in the jurisdiction on the 20th, they mistakenly regarded a man surnamed Huang as a target and stepped forward to interrogate "Are you so-and-so?" The man refused to reveal his identity, and the two sides pushed and wrestled, and were finally taken back to the police station to confirm that he had "catched the wrong person." "ETtoday News Cloud" reported that the man had multiple lacerations in his knees and head, and his chest and ear contusions. He accused the police of committing violence and sued.
According to reports, Sanchong Branch said that police officers surnamed Jiang and Weng from Yongfu Police Station were in plain clothes on the evening of the 20th and were ambushing in Houzhuwei Street, Sanchong District to investigate a wanted drug and theft criminal with a criminal record. At around 9 p.m., a man was found approaching the suspect's motorcycle parked. The policeman surnamed Weng rushed over and stopped the person, indicating that he was a policeman, and asked him: Are you so-and-so?
reported that the man refused to reveal his identity and pushed the policeman named Weng. The policeman surnamed Weng wanted to arrest the person. The man wanted to break free. Two people fell to the ground and wrestled. Seeing this, the policeman surnamed Jiang rushed forward to support him and worked with Weng to suppress the handcuffs. Then the supportive police arrived and took the man back to the police station. After verification, it was found that the wrong person was arrested. China Times News Network said that during the fight between the two sides, the police and the man suffered multiple bruises and contusions on their bodies.
"United Daily" said that the man reposted through a friend that the police did not show his ID at the time. He was controlled and questioned by a stranger in the dark alley. He could not confirm the identity of the other party. He was worried about meeting a criminal and wanted to try to leave. The man once stated at the police station that he had brought his ID card. Finally, the director rushed back to the police station and found out that he had made a big mistake. He hurriedly sent him to the hospital for bandage, and had seven or eight needles sewn on his head. The police apologized, but the man still decided to sue.
Sanchong Branch stated that the police accepted the investigation and sent two police officers letters (sending case information) to investigate and handled the case. In addition, they apologized for the injury caused by colleagues' mistaken recognition of the object. For the police's inappropriate law enforcement, they will be investigated and punished in accordance with the regulations.
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