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Squatting to tie your shoes in exchange for administrative detention and a fine?

author:Yuxi Chengjiang Police

Lively night market

He suddenly crouched down to "tie his shoes"

Squatting to tie your shoes in exchange for administrative detention and a fine?

Take another look

That's not right

No matter how old the shoelaces are, they can't be tied well

his mobile phone

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How

How

Placed

The bottom of people's skirts

Squatting to tie your shoes in exchange for administrative detention and a fine?

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Squatting to tie your shoes in exchange for administrative detention and a fine?

On the evening of April 13, the Longjie Police Station of the Chengjiang Municipal Public Security Bureau received a report from a woman saying that she had caught a person secretly filming herself in the night market of Guanglong Town, and asked her to deal with it.

The police arrived at the scene and learned that when the police and her boyfriend were buying snacks at the night market, someone next to them reminded them that the man who was squatting on the ground to tie his shoes seemed to have bad intentions, and the mobile phone camera on the ground was aimed at the bottom of her skirt. After receiving the reminder, his boyfriend immediately caught the man and called the police, and the police checked the man's mobile phone on the spot, and indeed found that the relevant photo information was stored in the album, and then took the man back to the police station for investigation.

In front of the evidence, the man confessed to his illegal act of pretending to tie his shoes and putting his mobile phone on the ground to secretly take pictures of other people's privacy, and confessed the process of using the same means to secretly photograph other people's privacy in Kunming and other places. The public security organs imposed a 9-day administrative detention and a fine of 300 yuan on the man.

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Article 42 (6) of the "Public Security Administration Punishment Law of the People's Republic of China" stipulates that anyone who secretly photographs, peeps, eavesdrops, or disseminates the privacy of others shall be detained for up to 5 days or fined up to 500 yuan;

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