Is It Illegal to Forcefully Kiss a Police Officer? Not Illegal!

Will I be considered assaulting a police officer if I kiss the police twice? Generally not. Attacking a police officer is defined as follows: it refers to the use of violent means to suddenly and physically attack the people's police or auxiliary police who are performing police duties, and to obstruct the people's police's investigation and evidence collection. According to Article 277 of the Criminal Law, whoever violently attacks a people's police officer who is performing his duties in accordance with the law shall be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not more than three years, criminal detention or surveillance; whoever uses guns, controlled knives, or drives a motor vehicle to hit him or her and seriously endangers his personal safety shall be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not less than three years but not more than seven years. As long as your mouth is not as hard as a weapon and can knock the policeman to the ground with your kiss, then it doesn't really matter. However, if you keep kissing and causing serious consequences to the police's work, you may be arrested for obstructing official duties and may be sentenced to ten to fifteen days of administrative detention. Jiang Guling: "Is this why you kissed me forcefully???" Things to note: 1. Meme source network Purpose: To be a law-abiding citizen