Summary

Act of Use of Weapons and Requisite Instruments by the Coast Guard Authority (2003)

Article 9 In the course of duly performance of operations including regulation, boarding and inspection, any personnel of the Coast Guard may order any specific person to halt, and/or hands in the air, or any other behavior to find out whether such person is carrying any deadly weapon; and may use any of the weapons and requisite instruments as permitted in this Act when such order is refused or possible attack from such person is suspected.
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Act of Use of Weapons and Requisite Instruments by the Coast Guard Authority (2003)

Any suspect holding deadly weapon refuses to submit after having been duly warned to submit the weapon; (5) Any suspect or transportation involved in smuggling, illicit entry or exit, or offending any other law refuses to comply with or is escaping from the scene in the course of performing duly chasing, boarding, inspection, search, seizure, arrest or expel by the personnel of the Coast Guard
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Act of Use of Weapons and Requisite Instruments by the Coast Guard Authority (2003)

Anyone boarding a sea vessel or any other maritime transportation sailing at the Waters navigating in the sea territory is suspected in the offense against major crime including but not limited to piracy, murder, or smuggling firearms and/or drugs in the territory of the Republic of China refuses to submit or attempts escaping after the chasing and arrest.
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