Man abused by landlord over rent surrender dispute?
Police report: 4 people were detained for beating each other Recently, a netizen in Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province posted a video saying that he had a conflict with the landlord due to the deposit issue when checking out, and was beaten and abused by the landlord, and the related news attracted attention. On May 15, the Shangcheng District Branch of the Hangzhou Municipal Public Security Bureau issued a police report on the matter, saying that tenants Shu Mouxin and Liu had a dispute with the landlords Zhou Mouping and Wu Mouping and Wu Mou, and the four were administratively detained. The full text of the notice is as follows: Regarding the video of "a man was abused by the landlord due to a dispute over a rent return deposit" circulated on the Internet, our bureau has been investigated on May 14. It has been ascertained that Shu Mouxin (male, 27 years old) and Liu Mou (male, 26 years old) share a house, and at about 15 o'clock on May 14, 2024, due to the expiration of the rent, and engaged in hygiene problems, there was a dispute with the landlord Zhou Mouping (female, 45 years old) and Wu Mou (male, 20 years old) mother and son, and then the two sides beat each other, causing injuries of varying degrees. At present, the four people have been administratively detained by the public security organs in accordance with the law for assaulting others. Among them, Wu's abusive conduct was separately punished as a public insult to others and enforced together. The police remind: Hangzhou is a civilized, harmonious and tolerant city, please deal with conflicts and disputes rationally and peacefully, jointly maintain the image of the city, and protect the beautiful homeland.
Synthesized from the Shangcheng police and Jiupai News
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