Two people who refused security check and assaulted the police were detained in criminal terms-chinanews.com

　　On August 18, the Nanjing Railway Public Security Office reported a case: a middle-aged female passenger refused to enter the security checkpoint at Nanjing Railway Station, forcibly rushed through the customs and attacked the police. During the conflict, a male passenger who was traveling with him also participated in the incident, insulting and beating the police and security personnel, and was decisively stopped by the railway police and detained under criminal law.

　　According to the surveillance video and law enforcement recorder provided by the police, at the scene of the incident, a middle-aged woman in a yellow shirt entered the station for security check and hurriedly passed through the closed security check area to the gate to ask the security officers for directions. After answering the question, the staff told her that she needed to go through the security check again. The woman refused and said that she had gone through the security check. She was ready to enter the station and wait for the bus. The staff persuaded her, but the woman refused to execute. The police who rushed to the scene took her away from the waiting room after repeated warnings were rejected. When the police brought the woman near the exit, the fellow man rushed out to push the police and the middle-aged woman also broke free. He grabbed the collar of the policeman with his hands, tore, kicked and hit the policeman's face with shoes. At this time, security and special service personnel rushed to the scene to cooperate with the police to control the two and bring them to the police duty room.

　　I thought that the two passengers were known to be reckless and calmly accepted the handling. Unexpectedly, the two attacked the policeman handling the case again. The fellow man kicked off the seat and bit the inside of the policeman's left upper arm with his mouth until bleeding, while the woman bit the right thigh of another policeman. According to the "Criminal Procedure Law of the People's Republic of China", two passengers were criminally detained on suspicion of obstructing official duties.

　　(The picture is provided by the Nanjing Railway Public Security Office, Mo Jing, Ge Yong, reporting from Nanjing, Jiangsu)

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