The Xinjiang traffic police have quite a broad scope of duties — sometimes they might even want to file a report and "arrest" those little sheep. 🐑👮♂️
Heavy rain hit Taiyuan, north China's Shanxi Province, with debris clogging a roadside drain. A traffic police officer on duty waded through the water, knelt down, and cleared the blockage with his bare hands, helping restore drainage. #ChinaStory#
China is expanding robot use in its police forces nationwide.
Deployments include advanced humanoid units that patrol with officers to direct traffic, guide pedestrians, and manage crowds.
In Hangzhou, authorities recently introduced 15 humanoid robots to support traffic police during the busy May holiday period.
Large spherical wheeled robots are also being rolled out for autonomous patrols and enforcement in urban areas.
🚨 JUST IN: Sen. Mike Lee mic drops the senators claiming "we don't need the SAVE America Act because voter fraud is already illegal"
"This has to be one of the DUMBEST arguments I have EVER heard...that because X is already illegal, we don't need any law making sure that the law, making action X illegal, is in fact enforceable. That's the DUMBEST argument EVER!"
"It's like saying we don't need traffic police to enforce the law because it's already illegal to go too fast or to run a stop sign."
"If you leave in place no mechanism, no means by which those laws can be enforced and those laws quickly become dead letter!"
"The fact that we've got an existing law that makes it illegal is a REASON to pass the SAVE America Act. It's not a reason not to pass the SAVE America Act."