Reported 8 months ago
In Taipei's Neihu district, a man ran to a police station and insulted officers after being displeased with the way they handled a situation. He was arrested for disrupting official duties but was later acquitted by a judge who deemed his insults as part of a conflict between police and civilians, rather than directed towards a specific individual. The man had been involved in multiple altercations with the police, including filing repetitive complaints before the incident. Police officers hope for more rational interactions with the public to prevent unnecessary conflicts during their duties.
Source: YAHOO