An incident occurred in the 211th Military Police Battalion of the Presidential Palace. A soldier surnamed Gu shot himself with a gun while on duty at the guard post. He was pronounced dead after being sent to Mackay Hospital for emergency treatment. Media person Huang Weihan believes that the nearest emergency room to the Presidential Palace is the National Taiwan University Emergency Room, which is only a few hundred meters away. After the Presidential Palace military policeman committed suicide, why did he send Ma Kai with him? A little strange. Former legislator Guo Zhengliang also said that when he was sent to Mackay, he did not report the crime to the local police.
Huang Weihan said on the political commentary program “TVBS War Room” on the 2nd that he used to run news in the Presidential Palace. Just to get a press card to enter and exit the Presidential Palace, he would do a net worth investigation to see if he had any criminal records. The military police in the 211th Battalion must be carefully selected, including their mental state, past life, relationships, and who is in the family.
Huang Weihan then pointed out that at the Yushan residence of former President Chen Shui-bian, a captain committed suicide with a pistol. This was due to his personal factors. There are 6 doors in the presidential palace. The main entrance is where the president gets on and off the bus. The president does not know how to go to other doors. Reporters use door 3 at the back and officials use door 2. When the President walked through the main entrance, where the President would get off his vehicle, the military police officers would be emotionally unstable. This is very serious.
Huang Weihan thought it was a bit strange that after the incident, he was sent to Mackay Hospital. Why send Ma Kai? The closest one to the Presidential Palace is definitely the National Taiwan University Emergency Room. It’s only a few hundred meters away. Just turn left and you’ll be there. Maybe we’ll have to ask what happened next? Guo Zhengliang then said that he sent him to Mackay without reporting the crime to the local police.
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