He called "I want to shoot Cai Yingwen too", and as a result ...

According to the Taiwan Media United News Network reported on July 9, former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe was assassinated and died on July 8th, causing a shock of the world. A netizen on the island left a message on the Internet that "I also wanted to shoot Cai Yingwen", which caused police attention. The policeman who arrested a message that night had a college graduate named Chen.

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On the morning of the 8th, former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe was shot during his speech on the streets of Nara. He died of injuries on the afternoon of the day at the age of 67.

The suspect of the shooting Abe was also arrested on the spot. He confessed that "I was dissatisfied with Abe, wanted to kill him, and hit him (shot)."

Abe fell to the ground after the gun was shot. Source: Asahi Shimbun

This incident has aroused worldwide attention, and news reports on the Abe's assassination incident have also appeared in the PTT gossip version of the Taiwan Network Forum. In an article commented by an article entitled "[News] assassinated Abe's suspect! For the former Prime Minister's dissatisfaction to shoot", a netizen on the island said that "I also want to shoot Cai Yingwen."

The Miansu County Police Department found the remarks during an online inspection at 2 pm yesterday, and quickly informed the Criminal Police Department and the Tainan Police Station to assist in the investigation.

According to the message IP, the Taiwan Criminal Police Department determined that the netizen used a mobile phone to leave the Internet on the Internet in Yongkang District, Tainan City. After receiving the relevant information, the Yongkang District Police Station quickly launched an investigation to determine the identity of the message netizen. At 7 o'clock that night, the man named Chen, who came to the Yongkang Police, arrested the man named Chen.

Message from the incident source: Taiwan Media

Yongkang Police said they had confirmed that there was relevant messages in the mobile phone of the man named Chen. After arriving at the scene, the police searched the man surnamed Chen and at home, and did not find the tools or signs of evidence such as pistols or explosives. The possibility of suspects had initially ruled out the possibility of suspects to commit crimes.

Taiwan media said that the man named Chen was 21 years old and just graduated from Taiwan successfully university. He is currently unemployed. He said that he was just dissatisfied with Tsai Ing -wen on the island's political current affairs and leaked a message.

During the police interrogation, the man named Chen claimed that he was just "joking" and "I have no crime." The man named Chen also apologized to the police, saying that the child was "joking", hoping to use this to teach the child.

The man named Chen, the source of the man named Chen: Taiwan Media

Although the man named Chen was very well cooperated with police investigations and did not have any motivation and signs of crime, he was arrested by the police on a threatening.

The Police Department of the Yongkang District of Tainan City said that the suspect of Chen surnamed Chen had been spreading on the Internet, and coupled with the shot killing incident in Japan. , Transfer to Tainan Prosecutor's Investigation.

Source: Observer.com

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