Homeowner's son involved in a multi-million fraud case flees; three thugs throw Molotov cocktails to force him to appear, causing a fire and getting arrested.
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In the Rende District of Tainan City, a household was attacked with a Molotov cocktail, resulting in a fire in the early hours of March 21. The homeowner, a man with the surname Yang, managed to escape and stated that the fire was due to arson. Investigations revealed that Yang's son was suspected of being involved in a fraud gang and had been targeted for retaliation due to failing to pay back nearly ten million NT dollars in fraud proceeds. Police arrested three men involved in the case and referred them for prosecution on charges including organized crime, while the investigation is still ongoing.
In a certain house in the Rende District of Tainan City, around 1 a.m. on March 21, fire and smoke suddenly erupted. After receiving the report, Tainan City 119 dispatched 25 fire trucks and 77 personnel to the scene. The fire was very intense, with thick smoke billowing. The homeowner, a 51-year-old man with the last name Yang, fortunately escaped the fire and told the police and firefighters that "someone threw a molotov cocktail," which sparked the fire. The police immediately launched an investigation and discovered that Yang's son was suspected to be a collector for a fraud ring, previously involved in a scam amounting to nearly ten million. Due to not paying the full amount, the fraud ring sent three men to pressure him, which led them to decide to throw molotov cocktails at Yang's home, resulting in the fire.
As the investigation deepened, the police arrested the three men involved in the case. During the questioning process, although they repeatedly evaded the reason for throwing the molotov cocktails, the police still charged them under organized crime regulations, public danger, attempted murder, intimidation, and destruction, and continued to investigate the truth of the incident and whether there were any masterminds behind it. It was reported that after the arson, the Bureaus of Qiaotou quickly conducted an investigation and verified that Yang's son was considered "black eating black" due to not paying the fraud money, which led to retaliatory actions.
The police urged the public not to imitate such bad behaviors!