Teacher Wang Boqi accepted an interview with PTS News: On the first day of the new drug driving regulations, drug drivers were successively caught in Kaohsiung, Taoyuan and other places.

Published: 2026/11/1 12:47 Updated: 2026/11/1 13:09 Chen Guanxun Wu Jiabao / Comprehensive Report As of the first half of this year (2026), the police have reported more than 12,000 cases of drug driving, which is equivalent to at least 60 cases per day. In order to prevent drug driving, the new drug driving regulations, which are related to administrative penalties, …

Professor Wang Po-Chi’s Interview with The Epoch Times: Mainland Drugs Infiltrate Taiwan; Experts Urge Following US Strategy to Cut Off Drug Chain

Updated: 2026-10-31 4:57 AM | Popularity: 629 [Epoch Times, October 29, 2026] (Epoch Times reporters Zhuang Aijun and Zhang Yuanzhang, Taipei, Taiwan) According to the latest statistics, last year Taiwan had 47,000 suspected drug offenders and seized over 13,000 kilograms of drugs, a record high in recent years. A staggering 92% of the precursor chemicals came from China, from “meow …

Professor Wang Po-Chi, in an interview with PTS News Network, stated that as the typhoon moves away from Taiwan, coast guards are strengthening vigilance to prevent escapes; a money laundering fugitive was apprehended at Yongxin Fishing Port in Kaohsiung.

Published: 2026/10/26 20:34 Updated: 2026/10/26 21:01 Chen Huanyu, Meng Zhaoquan / Local Report Following Typhoon Jangpi’s departure from Taiwan, various counties and cities have gradually lifted coastal and port alerts. To prevent criminals from taking advantage of the chaos to flee the country, the Coast Guard Administration has strengthened its coastal deployment and vigilance. On the 25th, at Yongxin Fishing …

Artificial Intelligence Drives Organizational Transformation: Ming Chuan University’s Department of Crime Prevention Invites Chun-I Philip Chen, PHD to Analyze Key Aspects of Cybersecurity and Data Governance

October 22, 2026 Editor: Hsu Tang-Yung Ming Chuan Weekly Issue 1286, SDG4 Quality Education, Department of Crime Prevention [This Publication’s Report] To explore the impact of artificial intelligence (AI) development on organizational governance and digital transformation, the Department of Criminal Justice at Ming Chuan University once again invited Chun-I Philip Chen, PHD, Professor of Computer Science at California State University, …

Call for Papers: Symposium on Virtual Asset Tracing and Restitution Policy

Organizer: Department of Crime Prevention, Ming Chuan University Co-organizers: Taiwan Civil Anti-Fraud Association, Taiwan Police Academic Research Society Background Fraud cases involving virtual assets are rising rapidly worldwide. Taiwan’s criminal justice system has gradually established mechanisms for on-chain fund flow tracking and asset freezing; however, the subsequent issue of “how to return assets after freezing or seizure” remains to be …

Teacher Wang Boqi, in an interview with PTS News Network: A man in Linkou refused a roadside check and fled for 5 kilometers, eventually crashing into a police car and being found with drugs.

Published: 2026/10/11 13:19 Updated: 2026/10/11 13:36 Chen Guanxun, Chen Boyu / Comprehensive Report The drug problem in Taiwan is serious. In Linkou, New Taipei City, a 60-year-old man refused a roadside check and fled for 5 kilometers, crashing into a police car before being apprehended. He was found in possession of etomidate cartridges and other drugs. In Banqiao, police conducted …