Can a deaf-mute person ask the police to write a handwritten dialogue?

Yes. According to the provisions of the "Law on the Protection of Rights and Interests of Disabled Persons", deaf-mute people enjoy equal rights and opportunities with other people. When facing law enforcement officials such as the police, deaf-mute people can ask the police to communicate with them through handwritten conversations. in order to understand each other’s messages and intentions. The "Law on the Protection of the Rights and Interests of Disabled Persons" is a regulation formulated in accordance with the Constitution to safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of disabled people, develop the cause of disabled people, ensure that disabled people can fully participate in social life on an equal footing, and fully enjoy the material and cultural achievements of society.