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On the morning of the 5th, an ambulance from the Kaohsiung Fire Department's Xinxing team was transporting a patient receiving dialysis when a female patient took the opportunity to steal the vehicle and sped off for over 10 kilometers. Since the ambulance was equipped with a positioning system, the police quickly tracked its location and intercepted it at Kaohsiung Harbor. The 41-year-old suspect, surnamed Tsai, is suspected of being mentally unstable. Following the incident, the fire department will strengthen personnel training to avoid similar situations. The ambulance and its equipment are valued at approximately 5 million NTD, and fortunately, they were not damaged. The suspect has been charged with theft and obstruction of public duty.

The ambulance from Kaohsiung City's Xinxing Fire Brigade was transporting a dialysis patient to the Veterans General Hospital on the morning of the 5th when the patient's condition became critical. The emergency personnel, while getting out of the vehicle, did not have time to remove the key from the ignition. During the incident, a woman took the opportunity to drive off with the ambulance, traveling over 10 kilometers. Since the ambulance was equipped with a positioning system, the police quickly tracked its whereabouts and ultimately arrested the woman at Kaohsiung Port and dealt with her according to the law.

The woman drove the ambulance with sirens blaring, and the police immediately launched an interception operation upon receiving reports. Subsequently, the police tracked her down to near Dock No. 10 at Kaohsiung Port using the positioning system and successfully stopped her. The police station chief of the Bo'ai Fourth Road precinct stated that through reviewing surveillance footage, they found that the suspect's mental state seemed unstable, and she has not yet explained why she drove the ambulance.

This outrageous incident occurred around 11 AM when the ambulance was parked in front of the emergency room of the Veterans General Hospital, and emergency personnel hurriedly moved the patient into the hospital. Just 30 seconds after they left, the woman approached and drove off in the ambulance parked there. The deputy chief of the fire brigade's first battalion stated that they only realized the vehicle had been taken by someone else when they were preparing to return to move the vehicle. Although the doors were left ajar during the journey, kind-hearted citizens helped return a fallen medical kit.

The suspect, a 41-year-old woman with the surname Cai, stole the vehicle from the Veterans General Hospital and circled around the whole city before being caught. The fire department stated that they would enhance personnel training to prevent similar incidents. The total value of the ambulance and its equipment is approximately 5 million, and fortunately, the vehicle was not damaged. As for the reason behind the theft, the woman has not provided an explanation, and the case will be handled according to theft and obstruction of public duty laws.