Recently, a number of police officers surrounded a green Porsche sports car circulating on the Internet, causing heated discussions.
The owner of the car, Mr. Cai, posted a letter on FB to protect his wife on the evening of this Sunday (24th), criticizing the police for "don't prosecute for the sake of prosecution." , Check the rear of the vehicle, headlights, etc., a police officer asked, "Your front is frozen, and you should call to drive immediately (the engine is actually in the back)", and then a police officer pointed out that the body color of the sports car is different from the driving license. Wait.
However, it is reported that there were indeed many police officers present at the time of the incident, but the action was against the illegal racing car that day, not against a car of the Porsche female driver (the wife of the author).
In addition, the female driver did not have an ID card and a driving license, so she was investigated and ticketed by the police, but the sender did not disclose this fact.
Cai also said on FB that he was also accused by the police of the color of the car body in the past, but the police finally wrote to the owner to withdraw the prosecution.
Cai later passed the letter to his wife and handed it over to the police for review, but the police pointed out that the letter was a reminder to the victim to pay the fine, "I rushed to the scene and used my mobile phone to zoom in (revoke) the two words before Qu Dian went back to the company for research. Let's go single wild."
Cai also criticized the police: "Don't prosecute for the sake of prosecution, I will lose if you are ignorant, there is room for improvement in Chinese reading comprehension, learn more about the original special editions of European cars, listen to the opinions of ordinary citizens, and do more useful and constructive things. "
Green Porsche female driver charged with driving without license
After the article was published, it caused heated discussions on the Internet.
Another source said that the sender did not disclose many important details of the police interception and investigation operation, including the time of the incident at 7:40 a.m. on the 24th of this month, the Hong Kong Island Traffic Department of the Police stopped 9 cars in the area of West Road, Kennedy Town. The sports car was suspected of changing or modifying an illegal racing car, not only Cai's wife's green Porsche sports car.
Secondly, the female driver of the green sports car (ie Cai's wife) did not carry her ID card and driver's license when she was stopped and checked.
Several police officers surrounded the Porsche sports car to investigate.
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The news also pointed out that the Porsche owner arrived at the scene with his wife's ID card and driver's license after hearing the news. Finally, the police issued a ticket to the female driver, accusing her of driving without a driver's license.
As for the vehicle colour allegation, the Traffic Department of Hong Kong Island Police will contact the Transport Department to inquire whether the vehicle involved has undeclared the changed vehicle information, and will continue to take further action if necessary.
Police stop 9 sports cars in anti-illegal racing operation
In response to the inquiries of "Hong Kong 01", the police stated that officers of the Traffic Department of the Police Hong Kong Island Region launched an operation against illegal racing in the district on Sunday (24th), and issued a total of 8 tickets and arrested a man, who was suspected of driving without a ticket. Licensed cars and use of cars without third-party insurance.
At about 7:40 a.m. that day, officers stopped and checked 9 private cars suspected of being illegally modified at Cheng West Road, Kennedy Town. The driver of one of the private cars was suspected of driving without a driving license. A ticket was issued. He was also verbally warned by officers for not carrying identification documents.
A ticket was issued to the driver of another private car that allegedly failed to display, light up or have a vehicle registration mark on it.