Taiwan Police: Deadly Metro Stabbing Not Terror-Related; Attacker Planned "Random Killings"

• A deadly stabbing attack in Taipei metro on Friday killed and wounded at least 11 people.
• Taiwanese police ruled out terrorism, identifying the attacker as 27-year-old Chang.
• Chang initiated the attack at Taipei Main Station metro, then continued a three-hour spree in a shopping district near Zhongshan station.
• Investigators found Chang searched for "random killings" and believe he acted alone, planning the attack.
• President Lai Ching-te urged vigilance and enhanced counter-terrorism training for police after the incident.

Why It Matters: Taipei metro stabbing ruled non-terror; attacker Chang planned "random killings," killing 11.