Dispute outside KTV in Taichung in early morning: 3 men taken to police station after quarrel over dislike
In the early hours of the morning, a dispute erupted outside a KTV in Taichung between customers. Police intervened, controlled the scene, and took three individuals, including men surnamed Lin and He, back to the police station for investigation.
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(Central News Agency reporter Su Mu-chun, Taichung, 26th) Three individuals, including men surnamed Lin and He, engaged in a verbal altercation outside a KTV in Taichung in the early hours of this morning after patronizing the establishment. They quarreled because they disliked each other. Police arrived at the scene, controlled the situation, and took them back to the police station for investigation. The case will be handled according to the law.
Today, a netizen posted an article on the social media platform Threads with a video, stating that at 4 AM in the early morning in Xitun District, Taichung City, there was a suspected conflict on the roadside of a KTV, and police were present to handle it, sparking heated discussion among netizens.
The Sixth Precinct of the Taichung City Police Department stated today that police officers, while on patrol duty on Chinghai South Street in Xitun District shortly after 4 AM today, discovered a public dispute. Officers immediately intervened and notified backup police forces to come to the scene to handle the situation.
Police investigations revealed that a total of three individuals, including the 33-year-old Lin and 33-year-old He, had finished their entertainment and were about to leave when they got into a quarrel because they disliked each other. Upon the officers' arrival, they intervened to separate and control the scene to prevent the situation from escalating, and took the individuals involved back for investigation. The entire case will be handled according to the law. (Edited by Chen Ren-hua) 1150426
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(Central News Agency reporter Su Mu-chun, Taichung, 26th) Three individuals, including men surnamed Lin and He, engaged in a verbal altercation outside a KTV in Taichung in the early hours of this morning after patronizing the establishment. They quarreled because they disliked each other. Police arrived at the scene, controlled the situation, and took them back to the police station for investigation. The case will be handled according to the law.
Today, a netizen posted an article on the social media platform Threads with a video, stating that at 4 AM in the early morning in Xitun District, Taichung City, there was a suspected conflict on the roadside of a KTV, and police were present to handle it, sparking heated discussion among netizens.
The Sixth Precinct of the Taichung City Police Department stated today that police officers, while on patrol duty on Chinghai South Street in Xitun District shortly after 4 AM today, discovered a public dispute. Officers immediately intervened and notified backup police forces to come to the scene to handle the situation.
Police investigations revealed that a total of three individuals, including the 33-year-old Lin and 33-year-old He, had finished their entertainment and were about to leave when they got into a quarrel because they disliked each other. Upon the officers' arrival, they intervened to separate and control the scene to prevent the situation from escalating, and took the individuals involved back for investigation. The entire case will be handled according to the law. (Edited by Chen Ren-hua) 1150426
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