The driver in the back seat of his motorcycle was stopped and searched. He asked questions A and B. Kaohsiung police found out that he was a wanted person for money laundering.

After his motorcycle was stopped for violating regulations, Arbor in the back seat "asked A and B" to reveal his identity and reveal his identity as a wanted criminal. (provided by readers)

Kaohsiung City Nanzi Police Station officers were patrolling the streets of Nanzi District when they stopped an illegal double-carriage motorcycle. During the interrogation, they found a 64-year-old man named Yang in the back seat who looked panicked and answered questions incorrectly. After checking his identity, it was discovered that he was actually a wanted person under the Money Laundering Prevention Act issued by the Tainan District Prosecutor's Office, and he was arrested on the spot.

At around 2 p.m. on the 9th, officers from the Nanzi Police Station were on patrol. When passing by the intersection of Xuezhuan Road and Jintian Street in Nanzi District, they discovered a two-car motorcycle running a red light. Upon seeing this, the officers immediately stepped forward and signaled to stop and investigate according to law.

While the police were issuing the bill, the 64-year-old man surnamed Yang, who was sitting in the back seat of the motorcycle, acted extremely unnaturally. Not only did he look quite panicked, but he also evaded words and answered questions when asked by the police.

The police officer on duty had a strange intuition and immediately checked Yang Man's identity in detail through the police computer system. Only then did he realize that Yang Man was wanted by the Tainan District Prosecutor's Office for being involved in the "Money Laundering Prevention Act" case. The whole case was taken back to the police station to complete the police interrogation process and was transferred to the Tainan District Prosecutor's Office for prosecution in accordance with the law.