After delivering food upstairs, the community "locked the car and charged 300 yuan." The delivery man was dumbfounded｜Lawyer Li Yusheng explained the criminal law's coercion crime and other related legal issues

When delivering food upstairs, the delivery boy was "locked and charged 300 yuan" by the community. China Television News reporters were dumbfounded｜Zheng Youqian, Wang Shikai, Zhao Ruoping

News link:https://youtu.be/0wnKEaqSQ0E

The delivery boy helped deliver the food upstairs, but when he got downstairs, he found that his motorcycle was locked by a big lock. It would cost 300 yuan to unlock it. It turned out that the community administrator thought that the car was parked indiscriminately, so he locked the car and gave a warning. However, The lawyer also said that although the community is private land, locking the car in this way may have violated the crime of coercion. When encountering a similar situation, it is best to contact the police first.

Delivery workers shuttle through the streets and alleys to deliver food, and sometimes they have to deliver food into community buildings, directly to the doorsteps of people who order food. However, this community gives the delivery workers a headache. It cost 300 yuan to show the payment receipt. The delivery worker sued Keelung Xinfeng In this community, just delivering food upstairs was locked by the administrator and fined. The delivery man surnamed Chen said: "It only takes a few minutes to deliver an order, 2 or 3 minutes, and you will be fined 300." I only earn 4 or 50 yuan per order." The delivery boy said, "They all told me that you can stop within the red line and don't exceed it." The community manager said that it was to protect the rights and interests of residents. There are actually reasons for strict enforcement of fines for foreign vehicles.

The administrator said: "We had a fire before New Year's Eve in 2012. If their cars were parked randomly, it would affect the disaster relief. We didn't lock them in the delivery business before, but their cars were parked randomly and in the wrong direction. Come down." Community residents said: "It's just how much money people make in a day. This is causing chaos to others. (Do you think the community regulations are unreasonable?) It's unreasonable!" The community also emphasized that there are large signboards at intersections to remind people Don't violate the rules, but the locking of cars forced by the management committee may also violate the law. Lawyer Li Yusheng said: "But if the community management committee or residents lock illegally parked vehicles without authorization, it may violate Criminal Law 304 "This is a coercive crime." If similar disputes arise again, the lawyer also suggested that the community first seek coordination with the police to avoid private execution causing greater controversy.

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