After lifting of the martial law, Taiwan's democracy comes to a new milestone. People's assemblies and processions rights of Constitution are also regulated and protected by more specific rules of law. Judging from the recent protests triggered by the ARATS vice chairman, Mr. Chen Yunlin, coming to Taiwan and the largest-ever masses protests launched by the red-shirted protesters in 2006, Showing that the media in large-scale protests of the masses not only play a key role in delivering information of the government and the public, but also are very important in crises management of law enforcement agencies. If the law enforcement agencies making the best use of the influences of the media, it can achieve the effect on cooling the passionate people and reducing the energy of mobilization and also help to clarify the false allegations, and strengthen the image of public power. This was a never thought area when the law enforcement agencies dealt with mass movements. From the aspects of assembling masses activities and crises management, this essay recalls the law enforcement of police and media strategies during the campaign of red-shirted protesters in 2006, and supports by empirical analysis of polls. Conclusions can be expected as an example in dealing with public opinion when facing similar incidents in the future and improve the public opinions and the evaluation of law enforcement agencies similar incidents in the future.