Text: The last elder brother
Editor: The last elder brother
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Recently, an online car-hailing law enforcement incident in Hefei, Anhui Province has attracted widespread attention on the Internet. According to the driver involved, he encountered "special law enforcement" by a female staff member of the Hefei Municipal Transportation Bureau during a passenger pick-up. The staff member asked to check the driver's "two licenses" for online ride-hailing services in casual clothes and without following the formal procedures to show his law enforcement documents, which triggered the driver's questioning and refusal.
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According to the driver's recollection, the female staff member took his online car-hailing car from a certain location to the Hefei Transportation Qualification Examination Center. As she approached her destination, she suddenly showed her ID in the back row, claiming to check the driver's ride-hailing transportation license and driver's license.
However, because the other party was dressed in civilian clothes and was carrying out the so-called "law enforcement" alone, the driver seriously questioned his identity and the legality of the law enforcement process, so he refused to cooperate with the inspection.
After the negotiations between the two parties were fruitless, the woman angrily got out of the car. Subsequently, the driver's ride-hailing account was banned by the platform, which made him deeply dissatisfied and questioned whether the other party used his power to retaliate. In order to seek justice, the driver decided to go to the woman's workplace in person to report the situation and have a face-to-face theory with the woman involved.
In the course of the argument, the woman insisted that she was not on a law enforcement mission, but was just a regular passenger in an online ride-hailing service. However, the examiner's sign worn by the on-site staff at the Hefei Transportation Qualification Examination Center, as well as the woman's certificate, made her statement unconvincing.
In response to this incident, the Hefei Transportation Comprehensive Administrative Law Enforcement Detachment made it clear that the woman involved was not a law enforcement officer of the detachment, but a staff member of the Hefei Transportation Bureau. According to the regulations, she does not have the qualifications and powers to enforce the law. At the same time, the detachment also stressed the importance of formal law enforcement procedures, including the requirement that law enforcement officers must present law enforcement documents, and the requirement that the number of law enforcement officers must be at least two.
The incident sparked heated discussions on the Internet, with many netizens questioning the identity of law enforcement officers and law enforcement procedures. They believe that law enforcement personnel should strictly abide by laws and regulations, enforce the law in accordance with the prescribed procedures, and must not abuse their power or operate in violation of regulations.
At the same time, some netizens expressed dissatisfaction with the ban of online ride-hailing platforms, believing that the platforms should handle similar incidents more prudently to avoid unnecessary losses to drivers.
At present, the Hefei Municipal Transportation Bureau has intervened to investigate the matter, and said that it will find out the truth as soon as possible and give the public a clear answer.
We hope that the relevant departments will handle this incident fairly and reasonably, and safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of the public and the credibility of law enforcement. It is also hoped that law enforcement personnel can strengthen self-restraint, strictly abide by laws, regulations and law enforcement procedures, and provide the public with more high-quality and efficient law enforcement services.
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