What would you do if a public parking space was occupied by a battery car?
Do you silently look for other places, or move the battery car and park it yourself?
When conflict comes to the door, do you choose to avoid it or face it?
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Recently, a public parking space in Tantou Village, Bao'an District, Shenzhen, has become the focus of heated discussions.
The incident started when a man parked his car in a marked public parking space and found that the parking space was occupied by a battery car, and then moved the battery car and parked his car.
Unexpectedly, this behavior attracted strong dissatisfaction from the owner of the battery and opened a battle for parking spaces.
According to eyewitness recollections
The owners of the battery car are a husband and wife, and the man is dressed in white. When they found out that their battery car had been moved, they immediately questioned the owner.
The man in white had an arrogant attitude, claiming that he wanted to drive his car to block the car, intending to make the owner unable to leave, and loudly declared: "It's useless for you to call the police, you see what you can do." ”
During the incident, the two sides had a fierce dispute. The wife of the man in white also joined in, asking the car owner, "Why are you so domineering?" This makes the already complicated scene even more difficult to end.
The owner of the car tried to explain several times during the argument, claiming that he was only using public resources normally and did not occupy anyone's parking space.
As the argument continued, the crowd of onlookers grew and the situation began to become more and more tense. The man in white even claimed that he was the "boss" in this village, which was beyond doubt.
At the climax of the altercation, the man in white also tried to rally more people to support his position.
Parking space disputes, what does the law say?
From a legal point of view, if this parking space is specially designed for cars, the owner of the battery should not have parked here in the first place. According to the rules, this parking space does not belong to the category of battery car use. Therefore, it is illegal for the owner of the battery to park here.
Although the behavior of the owner of the car to move the battery car and park his car seems reasonable, it is actually much more elaborate in law. Although he did not damage the battery car, it is legally risky to move other people's property without authorization.
Theoretically, the safest way to deal with this situation is to contact the relevant administration to deal with it, rather than doing it yourself.
As for the behavior of the owner of the battery, blocking other people's cars with the car, and threatening the owner of the car without shame, this is obviously illegal. According to the law, it is unacceptable to threaten the safety and freedom of others for whatever reason. Such actions may be punishable by law, such as administrative detention or fines.
Who uses the parking space, how to use it, and how to deal with problems, everyone has to follow the rules. Although the owner is anxious to use the parking space, the next time he encounters a similar situation, he still has to honestly call the police to deal with it, don't do it yourself.
As for the owner of the battery, he should also learn the rules and don't park the car where it shouldn't be. No matter who you are, you must park civilly, respect the law, and resolve conflicts peacefully, after all, no one wants to be invited to tea because of a stop.
What do you think?
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