Recently, a video of a man who pulled out the Tesla charging gun without permission in order to take advantage of the small advantage, resulting in the malicious damage of the charging gun rushed to the hot search, causing heated discussions among the majority of netizens.
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Event recap
On April 27, Mr. Han, who lives in Changzhou, Jiangsu Province, just parked his car at the public charging pile in the community to charge, and saw a man in black in the video, taking advantage of the lack of parking lots, and then stretched out his hand to Tesla who was parking and charging next to him, in a vain attempt to pull out the charging gun on the Tesla car and plug it into his car. I saw that he started to use only one hand, but he couldn't pull it out, so he forcibly pulled out the charging gun with both hands.
But fortunately, the Tesla car is equipped with a sentry mode, and the dashcam on the car clearly recorded the man's behavior, and Mr. Han also contacted the man in black for the first time after seeing the video recording to discuss compensation.
But I didn't expect that the man in black had a very bad attitude after answering the phone, he was extremely arrogant and constantly abused Mr. Han, and finally hung up the phone in a hurry after saying that he was going to sleep.
Screenshot of the phone call provided by Mr. Han
Police responded
According to the appraisal of relevant professional staff, the repair cost of the damaged charging gun was as high as 6,000 yuan, but after Mr. Han called the police, the police said that the charging gun was pulled out and did not meet the criteria for filing a case, and they could only mediate. The man in black refused to cooperate, denied the fact of damaging the charging gun and refused to compensate.
Netizen comments
Could this be the same group of people who used to pull out the charger of the electric car, and the helmet and umbrella on the electric car will basically be taken away when you turn around.
The electric vehicle charging shed in our community is often unplugged, and there are too many people without quality, taking advantage of small advantages and suffering big losses.
This kind of person is everywhere, and the next time you change the car, you won't consider the car without sentry mode, and you have suffered this loss.
The lost Mr. Han had no choice but to go to the police station to retrieve the receipt of not filing the case and consider whether to sue the man in black.
What do you think about this? Do you think the man in black's actions constitute a crime?