Recently, Lu'an, Anhui Province staged a "big show" of "chengguan and stall women", not a regular drama of "you put me in a hurry", but the chengguan directly staged a "hardcore" law enforcement - snatching the woman's money box! This plot is reversed, which makes people unprepared.
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It is reported that on the morning of April 27, the woman was setting up a stall on the street, and suddenly, the chengguan stopped directly at her stall like a "divine soldier descending from heaven" and directly snatched the woman's money box.
The woman was stunned and asked repeatedly, "Why did you only rob me?"
The woman chased after the chengguan and asked for an explanation, but the chengguan didn't seem to buy it, and even threatened the woman.
Obviously, there are still many stalls in front of them, so why don't they treat everyone equally? Why only rob the vendor?
If you don't set up a stall here, you can make it clear to the stall merchants, and if you don't listen, you will confiscate the items, why do you want to grab the money directly?
It is simply unheard of for the city management to enforce the confiscation of money, what is the difference between this and robbers?
The woman had no choice but to call the mayor's hotline for help, hoping to seek justice for herself.
Is this the legendary "convincing people with reason"? Is it appropriate that the woman's hard-earned money was taken away by you like this?
Netizens are hotly discussed
"Dressed in the cloak of law enforcement legality, what is the difference between such a blatant robbery and banditry?"
Netizens directly suggested to the stall owner: call the police directly, be robbed, get back the receipt, and then call the police to appeal if you are not satisfied.
The duty of the chengguan is to maintain the appearance of the city and ensure public order, which is understandable. However, whether the law enforcement is appropriate and whether the rights and interests of traders are respected, this is a question that we need to pay attention to.
In this society, everyone's life is not easy. In order to make a living, the hawkers get up early and stay late and set up stalls to make money. They are also part of the city, and their presence also adds a unique atmosphere to the city.
If the woman's stall is not in the right location, she is not allowed to set up a stall, or she occupies the road and operates, and it needs to be rectified. Should the chengguan explain it to the vendor and suggest that she set up a stall elsewhere or ask her to pack up her belongings? Instead of directly grabbing money or even threatening street vendors!
What do you think about this?
Source: Jiangxi Minsheng Broadcasting