Identity of the handcuffed woman who "snarled" and asked to kiss the traffic police officer: Police spoke up

On February 17, a clip was shared on social networks recording the scene of a handcuffed woman standing close to a traffic police officer on duty, saying vulgar words, disrespecting the officer on duty, causing a stir. oh.

According to the clip, the middle-aged woman is always swearing at traffic police officers with harsh words. However, the traffic police officer was very calm and explained, "You tore up the police report, physical impact first, we have to control you."

Not stopping, the woman continued to challenge: "For the first time in my life, I will forever remember today, February 16, I have to kiss you from now until I die." The clip received thousands of comments, all of which expressed frustration, condemned the woman's uncultured behavior and disregard for the law, and hoped the authorities would handle it strictly.

On February 17, Colonel Le Van Chien, Head of the Traffic Police Department of Thanh Hoa Provincial Police, said that the incident of a woman saying bad words to traffic police officers occurred in Canh Nang town, Ba Thuoc district, Thanh Hoa province.

Specifically, at 11:00 a.m. on February 16, the traffic police team of Ba Thuoc District Police was on duty at Km95 100 on Highway 217.

At this time, the working group discovered that Nguyen Thi Ngoc L. (born 1998, residing in Canh Nang town, Ba Thuoc district) was driving a motorbike without wearing a helmet, so she signaled to stop the vehicle to check and notify Ms. Traffic violations.

Immediately after that, Mrs. N (Ms. L's mother-in-law) went and snatched the traffic police officer's report and crumpled it, insulting Captain Bui Tuan Quy.

Not stopping, Ms. N continued to take off her shirt, slandering traffic police officers for acting inappropriately with her. Ms. N even snatched the phone of the traffic police officer who was recording the image of her scuffle.

It is known that after the incident, Traffic Police controlled Ms. N and Ba Thuoc District Police issued a decision to criminally detain her to investigate the act of "Resisting people on duty".

According to research, acts of cursing, insulting, and attacking traffic police are handled quite effectively:

Acts against people performing public duties

Depending on the level and nature of the act, acts of resisting officials on duty will be subject to administrative sanctions or criminal prosecution.

Administrative:

Article 20 of Decree 167/2013/ND-CP of the Government stipulates sanctions for administrative violations in the field of security, order and social safety; Prevention of social evils; fire prevention and fighting; Preventing and combating domestic violence:

Fine from 2,000,000 VND to 3,000,000 VND for one of the following acts:

Obstructing or failing to comply with requests for inspection, examination or control by officials on duty;

There are words or actions that threaten or insult the honor and dignity of people performing official duties;

Inciting, enticing or inciting others not to comply with inspection, examination or control requests of officials on duty.

Fine from 3,000,000 VND to 5,000,000 VND for one of the following acts.

a) Using force or threatening to use force against people performing official duties;

b) Causing damage to property and vehicles of state agencies and people performing official duties;

About Criminal:

Article 257 of the 1999 Penal Code (amended and supplemented in 2009) stipulates Crimes against people performing public duties

1. Anyone who uses force, threatens to use force, or uses other tricks to prevent people performing their official duties or force them to commit illegal acts shall be sentenced to non-custodial reform. detention for up to three years or fine from six months to three years.

2. Committing a crime in one of the following cases shall be sentenced to between two and seven years:

a) Organized;

b) Committing the crime multiple times;

c) Inciting, enticing, or inciting others to commit a crime;

d) Causing serious consequences;

d) Dangerous recidivism.

- If the act of using force causes injury or damage to the life of a person on duty, depending on the case, it can be criminally prosecuted for the crime of intentionally causing injury or causing damage to the health of the person. other crimes according to Article 104 (with the aggravating circumstance being "To obstruct a person performing official duties or for the victim's official duty") or crimes against people according to Article 93 (with the aggravating circumstance being " Harming someone while performing official duties or because of the victim's official duties").

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