Tourists Want To Take Pictures Of &Nbsp; City Management Law Enforcement Confiscated Cameras.

"City management law enforcement, no photos!"

Tourist: two punches were hit by the city management, and the waist was also kicked.

Tourists are being confiscated for cameras.

Li Bo, a northeastern tourist, told reporters that he came to recuperate from northeast to Kunming and lived in a friend's home in Chenggong county.

More than 7 o'clock the day before yesterday, he used to take a walk with his camera on his usual habit after dinner. When he went to Chenggong County Cultural Square, he saw many people gathered here.

As we approached, it turned out that the Chenggong urban management and public security organs were carrying out joint law enforcement.

Because I usually like taking pictures, Li Bo didn't think much about it and took out the camera to record the scene he saw.

Unexpectedly, when the camera was just lifted, it was grabbed by a city management officer and snarled, "city management and law enforcement, no photos!" Li Bo told the other party that he was a tourist.

The city management officer said "no matter" and handed the camera to a policeman.

Li Bo came forward with the police theory, and the police said he had to deal with the matter at hand.

Li Bo went to the city management personnel theory to tell each other that he was not a peddler, but a passing bystanders.

But the city management staff still stressed that the city management and the public security law enforcement, not to take pictures!

At this time, surrounded by a lot of people, Li Bo and urban management personnel quarreled.

He said that the other side had said something in dialect, though he could not understand it, but he knew it was calling names, and the bystanders around him also said that the other side was calling names.

The quarrel became more and more intense. At the end of the development, the Chengguan made two punches on Li Bo's shoulders and kicked him in the waist.

At this point, a policeman came out and pulled the two sides aside. After checking Li Bo's camera, he did not take the picture and returned the camera to him.

In the process, the urban management personnel who had conflicts with Li Bo took the opportunity to leave.

Li Bo could not understand his own experience.

He said he had been very fond of Yunnan since childhood. I did not expect this choice to go to Yunnan to recuperate but it was so unhappy that his impression of Yunnan was so bad.

He kept asking reporters: "when the law enforcement officers are in the process of law enforcement, do passers-by take photographs? Is it illegal?" Li Bo, who was excited, said he had planned to go back to his hometown in a few days, but he would not leave if there was no argument.

When the law enforcement authorities enforce the law, do passers-by have the right to take pictures or take photographs? Yesterday, reporters found a comprehensive administrative law enforcement brigade of Chenggong County, and the relevant responsible persons answered the reporters explicitly. There was indeed no provision that the urban management department could prevent the people from taking pictures or photographing in the process of law enforcement.

It is understood that, including the public security departments in the process of law enforcement, there is no right to prevent onlookers from taking pictures or video.

Li Chunguang, a lawyer at Lingyun law firm in Yunnan, told reporters that when the law enforcement authorities were executing the law, there was no relevant provision that the public would not be allowed to take pictures or videos. If the photos were taken afterwards to distort the facts, they might constitute an offence.

But before that, there is no problem for the public to take pictures or take pictures.

In this case, why did the urban management and law enforcement officers confiscate Li Bo's camera?

I was too nervous next time.

Reporters then learned that the night of the confiscation of Li Bo cameras and the conflict with Li Bo is Chenggong county urban management comprehensive administrative law enforcement Brigade squadron leader.

He told reporters that the reason why Li Bo's camera was confiscated that night was because it was too chaotic at that time to worry that Li Bo's behavior would lead to an accident.

Law enforcement brigade responsible person told reporters that Chenggong County Cultural Square over the years gathered a lot of peddlers, and even Gang Gang trend.

Surrounding households often reflect noise nuisance and poor environment.

The city management has also carried out renovation of this area several times.

In the afternoon, several law enforcement departments had jointly carried out law enforcement. When they met Li Bo, they were the second law enforcement officers on that day.

At that time, a drunken onlooker was making trouble in public. The police caught the police car and attracted hundreds of onlookers. The scene was in chaos. Li Bo appeared and wanted to take pictures at this time.

Li Bo's camera was confiscated on the basis of the situation at that time and the worry that the other party was taken out of context after taking photos.

Afterwards, the responsible person also said that the confiscation of the public camera was not rational enough without the legal provisions. In the future, people should be reminded to use civilized language to "please don't take pictures."

Reporter's notes

How to be photographed under civilized law enforcement

Can the onlookers take pictures? In the eyes of reporters, this is not a problem at all.

Even if the civilization reminds us, in the process of city management and law enforcement, the onlookers should not be photographed.

Although Li Bo's experience is only a small episode, it did leave a bad impression on the foreign visitor.

Although the work of urban management is not easy, it is really the best way for the urban management department to avoid taking action because of nervousness and beware of being photographed instead of dropping the handle.