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At Leofoo Village Theme Park, a 24-year-old man with the surname Liu was arrested and transferred for investigation after performing drift and snake-like driving in the parking lot. The man not only refused to cooperate but also taunted the police and boasted on social media, even stating that he would return to Leofoo Village for another challenge. The police emphasized that they will impose severe penalties for such dangerous driving behaviors.

The amusement park Leofoo Village launched a "free entry for under 18" event during the Children's Day holiday, attracting many parents to bring their children for fun. However, an incident occurred yesterday afternoon (3rd) where a 24-year-old man surnamed Liu was arrested by the police after performing drifting and snake-like driving in the parking lot.

According to reports, Liu, in a silver sedan, disregarded safety and engaged in dangerous driving in the parking lot. The police quickly arrived at the scene after receiving reports, but Liu initially refused to cooperate and even taunted the police, ultimately leading to his forced arrest. His arrogant behavior was recorded by bystanders and uploaded online, provoking intense condemnation from netizens.

Subsequently, Liu posted on his personal social media, stating, "Leofoo Village, I'm ready, I'm coming again," with a nonchalant reaction to the incident, claiming it gave him a "great sense of achievement," and emphasized that he was only drifting in open areas, confidently asserting that he did not affect others.

It is understood that when the incident occurred, Liu was waiting for friends, and his behavior caused many people to gather around the scene. In response to his provocative actions, the police stated that they would severely crack down on similar dangerous driving behaviors, and Liu's actions will be dealt with according to relevant legal provisions.