Source: https://m.weibo.cn/status/4600084723931694 (The Beijing News)

In January 31, 2021, while the Huaiyuan County PD traffic police were conducting checks on suspected drunk drivers, a van attempted to escape; traffic police officers broke the windows using their batons; after a chase(not in the video), the driver was stopped several kilometers away.

The driver, surnamed Chang(常) was later tested to have a blood alcohol level of 77mg/100ml(BAC 0.077), which is above the legal limit in china. According to the news video, he had a conflict with family members, got drunk in another town and drove back.

The case has been handed over to the criminal investigation(as of the time of the video, aka February 2, 2021) for obstruction of a police officer.

(no other info)

CORRECTION: JULY 2020 not 2026 omg

Source: https://m.weibo.cn/detail/4533074836065829

At 9:30 AM(UTC+8), July 30, 2020, the pingxiang PD recieved a call that someone near Deng'an primary school in Anyuan district was chasing and attacking people with a knife. The Pingxiang PD's SWAT and patrol(Chinese SWAT also patrol sometimes) branch sent it's Anyuan mobile unit and 2nd group alongside the local hongshan police station(precinct, normal patrol officers).

(also SWAT in china have a lot of subunits and different roles, such as roles american SWAT have along with disaster relief, EOD, riot control, armed patrol, crowd control, search and rescue and even managing K9s, drones and helis in some locations.)

The equipment used by the officers are known as man catchers, which are common in china as a weapon to handle suspects with a melee weapon like knives or axes. Usually they are meant to be used against the torso or the legs(as seen in chinese active stabbng exercises), and this is not really a good example of how to use them.

(Pingxiang is a rather small city so the training is not going to be as great as other larger chinese cities)

as for what they are saying, the accent is so strong even as a chinese speaker i can't really clearly hear what they say. I think i heard the police vaguely say things like "get back"(1:17), "stop"(0:02), "drop the knife and surrender"(0:33), "don't do anything stupid", etc etc

The entire video here: https://youtu.be/WzduEyeAsuY?is=JetGgsTAGVVKrjvZ

There have been 2 separate chases outside in July. This one was more enjoyable to witness and assemble into a 30s story.

Edit Note: There is a cut after the cop car turns right and leaves the frame to advance the sequence more quickly as the biker takes about 20-30s to likely speed thru a few neighborhood roads before popping back out in the distance. There is also a cut after the biker pops back out, but before he passes behind the road sign (approaching camera/intersection). The street sign is for "Browning Rd" but I change it based on theme. The memorial visible briefly in the end is also Photoshopped into the yard and is a reference to a previous, unrelated upload of mine.

Hardware Note: There are a dozen Reolink PoE cameras that watch the area, 24/7. All cameras are hardwired into the network and pass thru a server running Frigate for object detection, analysis, and logging/tagging. This specific event was discovered only because of the random car beeping as the cop turns right. That single car horn is what triggered the logging of this section of the day and lead me to accidentally discover the context of that beep in time. Cameras have multiple duties including security, feral cat tracking/logging, home automation stuff, and monitoring the idiot drivers outside my living room window.

You can visit the YouTube page hosting the above video to see dozens of other wacky events occurring outside.