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台灣毒駕暴增60倍！
「依托咪酯」就是「喪屍煙彈」，打破紀錄短短2年從非毒品變一級毒品！
2026鐵腕新制真的有用嗎？
影片段落：
00:00 前言
00:21 依托咪酯 喪屍煙彈
01:53 喪屍登台
03:30 毒品列管、分級
07:11 打擊毒品犯罪
08:48 暴增200倍的毒駕，真正原因！
10:41 直擊痛點！如何真正完敗毒品犯罪
11:46 家人吸毒，你可以怎麼做？
12:31 我的觀點
本影片部分畫面、人物及動畫由 AI 技術生成，搭配公開資料、新聞報導及相關法規製作，僅作為教育、評論與情境示意使用。
「依托咪酯」就是「喪屍煙彈」，打破紀錄短短2年從非毒品變一級毒品！
2026鐵腕新制真的有用嗎？
影片段落：
00:00 前言
00:21 依托咪酯 喪屍煙彈
01:53 喪屍登台
03:30 毒品列管、分級
07:11 打擊毒品犯罪
08:48 暴增200倍的毒駕，真正原因！
10:41 直擊痛點！如何真正完敗毒品犯罪
11:46 家人吸毒，你可以怎麼做？
12:31 我的觀點
本影片部分畫面、人物及動畫由 AI 技術生成，搭配公開資料、新聞報導及相關法規製作，僅作為教育、評論與情境示意使用。
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00:00Can you believe it? Why are there so many exclusive products in Taiwan?
00:03Between January and May 2026
00:05Police across Taiwan arrested more than 6,700 individuals involved in exclusive cases.
00:09The exclusive incident also resulted in 419 injuries and 15 deaths.
00:14Why is it so serious?
00:16In this episode, we'll focus on Itomi.
00:18That is, what everyone calls zombie cigarettes.
00:23Hello everyone, I'm Poly
00:24My videos don't discuss theories or use official jargon.
00:28I will only tell you the actual situation and problems I see on the front lines.
00:32If you are also interested in policing and public safety issues
00:35Please be sure to subscribe, like, and share with more people.
00:38In the future, I will continue to reveal more truths that you don't know.
00:44Currently, there are drugs associated with the name "zombie".
00:47Itomiko and Fentani
00:49In Taiwan, itomi is known as "zombie cigarette."
00:52Itomi granules were first manufactured in 1964.
00:56There is a Belgian company developing and synthesizing pharmaceuticals.
00:58He made an unexpected discovery during animal experiments.
01:00It has a powerful hypnotic and sedative effect.
01:03It was later developed into a short-acting intravenous general anesthetic for clinical use.
01:07In 1983, the United States officially put it into clinical medical use.
01:10However in recent years
01:11It was illegally added to e-cigarette oil by criminals.
01:14A new type of drug, commonly known as "zombie cigarettes".
01:17Testers inhaled moisture through e-cigarettes
01:19The medication will take effect in just a few seconds.
01:21Note that it only lasts for a few seconds.
01:23The effects of the medication will last for 3-5 minutes.
01:26It can cause symptoms such as drug addiction, confusion, and loss of bodily control.
01:30That's why we see this kind of scene.
01:34Itomi first became popular in China and Hong Kong in 2021.
01:38The other side of the strait is commonly known as "smoking the first cigarette".
01:40Later, due to the outbreak of popularity
01:42The Chinese government only on October 1, 2023
01:44It was officially classified as a Class II psychotropic drug.
01:47Okay, so here's the question.
01:48When did itomizona enter Taiwan?
01:51And who is manufacturing and selling them?
01:54Taiwan first seized itomizine in September 2023.
01:58At that time, only e-liquid containing this ingredient was detected.
02:01However, itomiz was not yet listed as a controlled substance at that time.
02:04Not a drug
02:05Therefore, the case can only be investigated and handled in accordance with the Pharmaceutical Affairs Law.
02:07So what is the Medicine Law?
02:08It mainly targets the classification of prescription and over-the-counter drugs.
02:12And the definitions of counterfeit drugs and banned drugs
02:14Itomi is what is referred to as a counterfeit or prohibited drug under pharmaceutical law.
02:17People who sell itomi
02:19Ultimately, the law only stipulates a sentence of up to seven years imprisonment.
02:22Basically, it cannot produce a congratulatory or obstructive effect.
02:24So in Taiwan
02:25Who exactly is manufacturing and selling itomizoene?
02:28Who on earth is so heartless?
02:30According to a report by the online news Epoch Times on May 28, 2026
02:34The Celebrity Association of the Bamboo Union, a Taiwanese underworld organization
02:36Tai Chi Hall and other organizations
02:38Deep Dive into Itomi's Smuggling
02:40Chemical synthesis and sales simulation
02:42They are smuggling pre-chemical substances containing itomi in China.
02:45Two-ball Kitomizi arrives in Taiwan
02:47They also manufactured smoke bombs in underground factories.
02:50Finally, it flows into the market for workers to use.
02:52Because a lump of rice can cause severe mental symptoms.
02:54Once a wet-driving vehicle is driving on the road
02:57It will inevitably cause an irreparable major accident.
03:00To add
03:00These gangs do more than just stop drugs.
03:03They even participated in fraud rings to swindle money from Taiwanese people.
03:06According to a report by United News Network on July 28, 2025
03:10The 22-year-old man surnamed Zhou is a member of the Bamboo Union Celebrity Association.
03:14Responsible for preventing fraud and financial losses.
03:15Illegally profited 24 million yuan
03:1824 million yuan each
03:19How many years would it take for ordinary citizens like us to earn that much?
03:22They will stop at nothing to achieve violence.
03:24But the price is left to the innocent public.
03:26Regarding the fraud section
03:28I will make related videos in the future.
03:31We just talked about when Itomi first entered Taiwan...
03:34It's actually not considered a drug but is classified as a medicine.
03:37But it's clearly so terrifying and dangerous.
03:39And the thing that caused so many deaths and injuries
03:41Why didn't our government include it in drug control from the beginning?
03:44Instead, let it circulate in the market on its own.
03:46There are actually two main reasons.
03:48The first one
03:49Itomizine was originally a legally approved anesthetic drug for clinical use.
03:53And most of them are imported from legal pharmaceutical factories in countries such as India.
03:56The second one is
03:56When emerging materials first entered Taiwan
03:59It must first be reviewed by the drug review committees of the Ministry of Justice and the Ministry of Health and Welfare.
04:02Evaluate its
04:03Addictiveness, abuse, and social harm
04:06Therefore, the legally mandated procedures were completed.
04:08Before the official announcement that it was reclassified as a drug
04:10It's just a medicine.
04:12Until July 2024
04:14Huang Wei-zheng, a police officer at the police station behind the Sanchong Precinct in New Taipei City.
04:17When performing patrol duties
04:18Hit by Ito Miko's private vehicle
04:21He died after being taken to the hospital.
04:22This finally drew the government's attention.
04:23On August 5, the Executive Yuan swiftly announced that Itomiko was classified as a Level 3 case.
04:27poison
04:28But what I didn't expect was...
04:29Following this, in September, Liu, the chief of the Qingshui Police Station of the Tucheng Precinct in New Taipei City...
04:33Zhong Xin
04:33When performing patrol duties in vulnerable areas late at night
04:35The vehicle was hit by what appeared to be a smoke bomb from the West Stone Group.
04:38Severe injuries and death
04:39The result once again drew the government's attention.
04:41On November 27, it was announced that ittomi was classified as a Schedule II controlled substance.
04:44But...
04:45The abuse of Itomi remains at a high level.
04:48Within a short period of time, several more incidents occurred involving vehicles that had erected smoke bombs at the Xishi Market.
04:52The provincial governor, in a daze, bumped into a pedestrian.
04:54Fatal traffic accidents involving roadblocks or police officers on duty
04:57This led to the breaking up of multiple families.
04:58Finally, on June 27th, 2026, which is this year...
05:02The government has just officially announced that ittomi has been reclassified as a Schedule I controlled substance.
05:05See here
05:06Friends in front of the screen
05:07Do you think it should be reclassified as a Schedule I drug?
05:09Can it effectively deter crime?
05:11Feel free to leave your thoughts in the comments section.
05:13That's all for now.
05:14There are two issues we need to discuss.
05:16That's why Itomiko is so popular.
05:19Is it really that dangerous?
05:21good
05:21The first question
05:22The reason why Itomiko spread so quickly and over such a large area among the people
05:26The main reason is that something played a key role in driving this.
05:29That's an e-cigarette.
05:30Also known as smoke bombs
05:31E-cigarettes began to be commercialized in 2003.
05:34Because of its trendy design and diverse flavors
05:35Popular among young people
05:37Therefore, it can be quickly replenished among teenagers.
05:40The method of using e-cigarettes is also very simple.
05:42Simply attach footprints to the egg tarts containing tobacco.
05:45Alternatively, you can manually inject the e-liquid into the cavity.
05:47You can inhale smoke
05:49Criminals have taken advantage of this characteristic of e-cigarettes.
05:51Incorporate itomi powder into e-liquid
05:54Then sell
05:55Because itomi can be completely incorporated into e-liquid.
05:57This gives it extremely high concealment and convenience.
06:01In addition, e-liquid itself does not have the appearance of drugs.
06:03This also reduces the guilt of users.
06:06It reduced the psychological pressure on drug addicts.
06:09So why is Itomiko so popular?
06:11It's because itomizi was combined with e-cigarettes.
06:14good
06:14The second question
06:15Is Itomiko really that dangerous?
06:17If the testers only inhale itomi
06:20Then stay at home
06:21In fact, it will not cause any harm to the public.
06:23Um
06:23Of course, with the exception of himself.
06:25Um
06:25Once the trial users have finished smoking the marketed cigarettes...
06:28Then run to drive the vehicle
06:30Or driving while using drugs.
06:31These two are what we call solo driving.
06:33This could very likely lead to unpredictable consequences.
06:37This caused irreparable losses.
06:38So why is Itomiko so dangerous?
06:41It was because Itomi added the act of driving a vehicle.
06:44To add to what we've seen in practice...
06:47When we were the sole suspects in possession of tea utensils and inhalation of itomi.
06:51In fact, the vast majority of suspects cooperate with the police in enforcing the law.
06:54Their mental state is relatively good.
06:56I've never encountered anything as outrageous as what's shown in the video.
06:58Some people's constitutions react strongly to itomyces.
07:02Or excessive use
07:03That's how it becomes an uncontrollable and terrifying full-body battle.
07:06Mental confusion
07:07These are the people who are truly responsible for the numerous deadly crimes that shocked society.
07:12Itomi (e-cigarette) plus e-cigarette plus vehicle equals serious injury or death.
07:17Faced with such rampant and serious exclusive crime
07:20Premier Cho Lung-tai stated that the government is deterring the use of excessive teaware at its source.
07:24Reconstruction Exclusive Three Aspects
07:26The document outlines 14 measures as a unique approach to fully eradicating drugs and severely punishing offenders.
07:29Ensure the safety of citizens and maintain social order
07:32I personally believe that some of these measures have been effective.
07:35The first problem is that there are no roads for vehicles.
07:37Note that this is the most effective means of combating drug crimes.
07:40Especially targeting exclusive behavior
07:41Why do I say that?
07:43Let me give you an example of drunk driving.
07:44Based on our police experience in cracking down on drunk driving over the past few years...
07:47It was discovered that since the license plates of cars and motorcycles were suspended...
07:50And keep the vehicles in the same place
07:51Drunk driving is becoming increasingly difficult to catch.
07:53This means that impounding license plates is effective.
07:55People who drink don't have cars to drive.
07:56Naturally, drunk driving will not occur.
07:59Similarly, if a drug addict doesn't have a car to drive...
08:02Naturally, there will be no exclusive situation.
08:04That's why I said
08:05Unidentified vehicles are the most effective way to combat exclusivity.
08:08Okay, here some viewers will probably ask...
08:10The private vehicle was blocked by the road.
08:12He can borrow someone else's car to drive.
08:14They'll still engage in exclusive practices.
08:16Is this it?
08:17What I want to say is
08:18If the person using drugs is your friend
08:20Would you dare lend him your car?
08:23If there are audience members with differing opinions
08:24Feel free to leave a comment below.
08:26Other effective measures
08:28And revocation of driver's license
08:29Passengers in the same car
08:30No-Road E-cigarette
08:31Another point is what the local government is doing.
08:34I think this should be specifically mentioned.
08:36That is to announce the exclusive case of the culprit.
08:38High-definition photos for everyone
08:49Exclusive refers to driving under the influence of drugs.
08:52Why did it increase 200 times in just 4 years?
08:54Did these people suddenly want to drive after using drugs?
08:57I believe many viewers will find this strange.
08:59I've never heard of anything exclusive before.
09:02Why has a whole bunch of news like this suddenly started appearing since 2023?
09:05Is it because of the loss of flares?
09:08Okay, here's the problem.
09:10From the very first day that drugs were combined with powered vehicles
09:13In fact, there are exclusive cases.
09:14There wasn't a term like "driving under the influence of drugs" before.
09:17But in fact, it was driving under the influence of drugs.
09:19In practice, our police's performance in drug busts...
09:22I've always focused on blue tea and motorcycles.
09:24The drugs were only discovered after the driver was searched.
09:27Among the drivers apprehended
09:29More than 80% of urine tests showed a drug reaction.
09:31And these positive urine drug tests pose a risk.
09:33This is what we now call drug driving.
09:35The claim of drug driving didn't exist in the early days.
09:37Naturally, no one knew about these things.
09:39Until December 31, 1996
09:42The Road Traffic Management Penalty Ordinance was only recently amended.
09:44Added to the list of drugs used: hallucinogens, narcotics, and anesthetics.
09:46Controlled drugs similar to incense
09:48That is, poison driving.
09:49Here's a special reminder.
09:51Driving under the influence of drugs, as defined in the Road Traffic Regulations, is essentially a traffic violation.
09:54That is, issuing a red slip.
09:55Not subject to criminal law
09:56So for us police officers
09:58It doesn't count towards performance.
09:59How did we do it in the early days?
10:01It means catching people driving under the influence of drugs.
10:04They will only investigate the parts that violate criminal penalties.
10:05As for traffic tickets for drug driving, there are no self-issued tickets.
10:08Only a very small number of police officers will issue a red ticket.
10:11If statistics are based on years prior to 2023
10:12Drug driving single item count
10:14You will definitely find that the number of items is very small.
10:16To add
10:17People who drive under the influence of traditional drugs
10:19It's unlikely to cause a large number of short-term fluctuations.
10:21And serious traffic accidents
10:23That's why no one notices the drug driving part.
10:26Until the appearance of the lost smoke bomb.
10:28Only then did the drug-driving crisis completely spiral out of control.
10:31And this emerging drug storm
10:32It came suddenly
10:34Swift and brutal
10:35Its severity and extent of spread
10:37It even pushed the entire island of Taiwan to an unprecedented peak of national security crisis.
10:42The following are my personal policy recommendations.
10:44This does not represent the current legal provisions.
10:46To truly stop drug driving
10:48Besides the unfamiliar vehicles mentioned earlier
10:50Another most important thing
10:51Once a casualty or fatal incident occurs
10:53Everyone involved in drug driving
10:55Joint compensation is required.
10:57And there is no upper limit to the amount of compensation.
10:59The right to claim damages has not expired.
11:01Besides the fact that the person driving under the influence of drugs needs to compensate the victim,
11:04Passengers on the same train
11:05There are also car owners who provide vehicles.
11:07Upstream suppliers of drugs
11:09and even further upstream
11:10They must also provide compensation.
11:11In addition, if the person driving under the influence of drugs has a gang background...
11:14The gang must also be held jointly liable for compensation.
11:17The key point is
11:18Unlimited compensation
11:19Requests without failure
11:20The extra compensation will subsidize the drug rehabilitation center.
11:23We all know these gangs are very rich.
11:25flaunting wealth everywhere
11:26Some even made their fortunes through drugs.
11:28So as long as they dare to sell drugs
11:30They should be required to pay substantial civil damages.
11:33For all victims of drug-impaired driving and their families
11:37The key point is
11:37Legislation must be completed.
11:38Furthermore, the government actively assists the victims in pursuing legal recourse.
11:42Compensation matters
11:43Only in this way can the upstream be truly and effectively blocked.
11:47If you discover that your family members are using drugs
11:49What should you do?
11:50In the cases I've handled
11:52Most family members choose to keep quiet about it.
11:55A small number of parents will bring it up
11:56Then he started swearing.
11:58The argument escalated to the point of leaving home.
11:59So if you discover that a family member is using drugs...
12:02What should you do?
12:03First, a gentle inquiry.
12:05Don't rush to get the answer.
12:06Next, try to be understanding and communicate.
12:08Listen to his inner thoughts
12:10And let him know that we all make mistakes unintentionally.
12:13The important thing is
12:14How do we confront and correct this mistake?
12:17And accompany him as he stands up again.
12:19Remember
12:19Face reality bravely
12:21Only then can you find the answers to life.
12:22These processes will take several years.
12:25Don't rush and don't give up.
12:27Because of the support and care among family members
12:29It is really important
12:32Solving the exclusivity issue is of utmost urgency
12:34Especially the name that is commonly known as the Lost Flame.
12:37We should establish the most stringent legal mechanism as soon as possible.
12:40Severely punish those involved in the exclusive content.
12:42And deprive him of his driving rights.
12:43Expand the scope of compensation
12:45They must not be allowed to become time bombs on the road.
12:48Otherwise, broken families will continue to emerge every day.
12:50At the end of the video
12:51I believe there is another area that deserves our attention even more than exclusivity.
12:55That's campus drugs.
12:56Is drug use rampant in schools?
12:58No need to look at the data
12:59Just think back to our time in high school, vocational high school, and university...
13:02How many people around you have used drugs?
13:05Need I say
13:05You must know
13:07Therefore, we are now facing the rampant spread of emerging drugs.
13:09We must do everything in our power to protect the health of our students.
13:12There will probably be audience questions.
13:13So what should we do?
13:14It's very simple.
13:14It directly addresses the students' pain points.
13:16Students' pain points are winter and summer vacations and graduation.
13:19How should this sentence be said?
13:20This means that once a student is caught possessing or using drugs...
13:23Then we need to provide counseling and guidance during winter and summer vacations.
13:26You can book for about a week during this period.
13:28If I get caught again next time
13:30The counseling period for the ring will be extended.
13:32If the student is unwilling to cooperate
13:33It doesn’t matter
13:34The ring counseling period accumulated until the last year.
13:37Delayed graduation until all pre-employment counseling is completed.
13:40Only then can a graduation certificate be issued.
13:41I know this proposal will definitely generate huge controversy.
13:44There will definitely be many people who object.
13:46But what I want to say is...
13:47Future news will undoubtedly feature more and more people who have just graduated.
13:50Exclusive
13:51Why
13:51Because when a person starts living alone
13:53This often means that drugs have already entered his life.
13:56Instead of starting yesterday
13:58Therefore, the real line of defense is not on the road.
14:00Instead, it was on campus.
14:01Taiwan is facing the challenge of the rapid spread of confidence-based drugs.
14:05Today's choices will determine the environment in which the next generation lives.
14:08Rather than waiting until a tragedy occurs before assigning responsibility
14:11It's better to prevent tragedy from happening in the first place.
14:14alright
14:15That concludes this episode.
14:17Thank you for watching.
14:18See you next time!
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