I saw a video on the Internet, saying that the small CK counter in Taipei 101 was frantically vandalized by a Thai woman. The woman shouted loudly outside the counter barefoot and kept breaking into the store and smashing objects. People shopping picked up their mobile phones to take pictures, and the Thai woman was then forcibly taken to the hospital by ambulance.
The Thai woman, who was in her 20s, suddenly became emotional, roared loudly and destroyed the merchandise displayed in the store. The police of the Xinyi Police Substation in the jurisdiction quickly arrived at the scene after receiving the alarm, and the security guard of Building 101 had already stopped the woman's out-of-control behavior. Because the woman was emotional and did not speak Chinese, the police could not get a normal response when questioned.
In view of the woman's continued agitation and aggressive behavior, the police restrained her in accordance with the relevant legal provisions. Subsequently, the police notified 119 ambulance personnel to arrive at the scene and forcibly took the woman to the hospital. After evaluation by the hospital's emergency room physician, the woman was hospitalized.
As for the counter that was damaged by the woman, the damage is currently being counted and whether to file a claim for compensation. After the preliminary inventory, the counter clerk said that the loss at the scene was two glasses, and it was determined that they had been damaged and could not be used, and the original price of the two glasses totaled about 1,100 yuan. Whether a subsequent claim will be filed will be confirmed after reporting to the legal department of the head office.
On social media, netizens posted posts discussing the incident. Some netizens said that when they were shopping at 101, they suddenly saw a woman smashing the store in the small CK counter, and saw a long-haired woman wearing a pink dress and a good figure who was extremely excited, constantly waving the bag in her hand, and even knocking down the goods in the store, and once attacked the clerk. Someone at the scene reported 119, and after the ambulance personnel arrived at the scene, it was assessed that the woman could not communicate verbally and had a tendency to attack, so she was directly sent to the hospital for compulsory treatment.
Preliminary police investigation revealed that the woman was a Thai national and that it was difficult to determine her exact identity for the time being because she had no documents on her. It is understood that someone at the scene reported 119 at that time, and the ambulance arrived at the scene before the police. The medical staff found that the woman was unable to speak due to language and was very emotional, judging that even with an interpreter, she could not communicate effectively and had a tendency to be aggressive, so she was directly sent to the hospital for compulsory treatment. The timing of the subsequent discharge of the woman depends on her recovery.
Judging from her behavior, she was clearly in a state of loss of control, but fortunately nothing hurtful happened.