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The man surnamed Huang was wanted for other cases, and police found traces of him during an investigation at his residence.
A man surnamed Huang in New Taipei City was wanted for a crime. When police interrogated him outside his home earlier this year, he not only refused to cooperate, but he pressed the bell to help his wife. He also tried to sneak into the house after his wife opened the door, but was restrained by the police on the spot. Upon seeing this, Huang's wife strangled and injured the police officer. After hearing the case, the Keelung District Court considered that Huang's wife confessed to the crime and reached a settlement with the police. According to the crime of obstructing the execution of official duties, Huang's wife was sentenced to 10 days of detention and a fine of 10,000 yuan.
The verdict pointed out that at 2:41 pm on January 18 this year, police officers from the Ruifang Police Station in New Taipei City discovered a wanted criminal surnamed Huang at Huang's wife's residence in Ruifang District. When they approached Huang for interrogation, Huang refused and instead pressed the doorbell. After his wife opened the door, he tried to sneak into the house, but was restrained by the police on the spot.
Unexpectedly, Huang's wife rushed forward, grabbed the policeman's arm, and stretched out her hand to strangle the policeman's neck, causing multiple abrasions and contusions on the policeman's neck and left front chest wall. After police inquiries, Huang's wife was transferred to the Keelung District Prosecutor's Office for investigation on charges of injury and obstruction of official duties.
During the prosecutor's investigation, Huang's wife confessed to the crime and reached a plea agreement with the prosecutor. At the same time, she compensated the injured police officer for her losses, and obtained a written complaint from the police officer to withdraw the injury complaint. The prosecutor therefore charged Huang's wife with obstructing the execution of official duties. After the court hearing, Yihuang's wife was found guilty of obstructing the execution of official duties and sentenced to 10 days' detention and a fine of 10,000 yuan. No appeal is allowed.

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