A 12-year-old boy takes the MRT… he wants to take over the frat house with his mother! The old man “scratched his head” and hit the wall | Society | Sanli News Network SETN.COM

Social Center / Reported by Jiang Jirong

▲ The old man surnamed Mei is about to get out of the car. (Image/Flip Screen)

There are endless controversies about Bo’ai seats. A few days ago, an old man surnamed Mei took a ride in the Taipei MRT. He wanted to sit on a Bo’ai seat, but a 12-year-old boy clamored to sit with her mother, who embarrassedly asked Mei to go to other non-fraternity seats. Mei Nan immediately compromised, but before getting out of the car, she suddenly grabbed the boy’s hair and slammed into the wall. The boy’s mother was so angry that she filed a police report. The Taipei District Prosecutor’s Office prosecuted Mei Nan for public insults on the 18th after she inspected the monitor screen in the car.

According to the prosecution’s investigation, Mei Nan took a bus from Longshan Temple Station to Ximen Station and was about to transfer to Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall when she met the boy, mother and child. At that time, there were many empty seats in the carriage, and the boy was clamoring to sit with her mother, who apologized to Mei Nan and asked him to sit in another empty seat.

Unexpectedly, when she arrived at the Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall, Mei Nan passed Pok Ai’s seat, suddenly grabbed the boy by the hair and slammed him against the car wall, and then got out of the car as if nothing had happened, scaring the boy, mother and son at a loss. Although the boy was not injured, her mother was angry at the move, and was so angry that she filed a police report.

▲ The old man surnamed Mei grabbed the boy’s head and slammed it against the wall. (Image/Flip Screen)

After inspecting the MRT monitor screen, prosecutors found that Mei Nan had used the Easy Card to enter and exit the station, and followed the line to question and explain him. However, Mei Nan flatly denied that she was the person in the film. After comparing the images, prosecutors didn’t believe it. They believed that Mei Nan’s action was like slapping someone openly, which was enough to make people feel humiliated and embarrassed. Therefore, he was charged with suspicion of public insult.

According to the police, the incident occurred on July 11 this year. The reporter, Ms. Chen, and her son, a boy surnamed Zhou, were in the MRT carriage. It was suspected that the man surnamed Mei was dissatisfied with the ‘use of the seat bo’ai. , he pushed Zhou Tong’s head into the rear compartment with his bare hands, causing Zhou Tong’s head to turn red and swollen.

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