Famous Actress Collides with Police and Fleeing, Eventually Subdued on the Spot

On the evening of August 3rd, a shocking incident occurred in Xinzhuang District, New Taipei City, Taiwan Province. A famous actress was caught on camera running red lights and refusing police checks, eventually leading to a confrontation that ended with her being subdued by officers.

According to reports, the actress, identified as Hou Qinjie, was driving through a traffic light that had turned red. Her suspicious behavior caught the attention of law enforcement, who approached to conduct a routine check. However, instead of complying, Hou attempted to flee the scene, even ramming into the police officers in the process.

Despite officers using police equipment to break the car window and attempt to stop her, Hou continued to accelerate, evading capture for a short time. The situation escalated rapidly as multiple officers formed a perimeter to block her escape. Eventually, four police officers managed to intercept the vehicle and subdue the actress, who was seen struggling on the ground and shouting, “I can’t breathe.”

Eyewitnesses captured the entire incident on video, which later went viral on social media. The footage shows Hou in a short-sleeved outfit, repeatedly resisting arrest and displaying a hostile attitude toward the officers. She later claimed that she did not intentionally collide with the police and that the officers were injured due to the impact with her vehicle.

This is not the first time Hou has been involved in controversy. In May 2025, she was arrested for entering a police station’s office area for filming. During that incident, she alleged that she was attacked by 20 officers and suffered dental injuries. The incident has drawn public attention and raised questions about her behavior and the handling of the situation by authorities.

This incident highlights the growing concerns over celebrity behavior and the challenges faced by law enforcement when dealing with high-profile individuals. While the legal consequences for Hou are still being determined, the incident has sparked a broader conversation about accountability and public conduct.