Text/Editor: Xiao Xiong
Recently, Mr. Liu from Zhangye, Gansu Province encountered a strange incident: the car was parked in a regular parking space, but it disappeared and was dragged away by the traffic police! Mr. Liu said that he did not violate any parking rules, so how can he say that he will drag it? It's a puzzling thing. What's going on? Let's talk about it in detail.
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The incident happened on September 30, and Mr. Liu drove his car and parked it in a regular parking space on the side of the road as usual. Who would have thought that a week later, on October 7th, when he went to pick up his car again, he found that his car was gone! I thought the car was parked there without fail, but it turned out to be like it evaporated out of thin air.
Mr. Liu's first reaction was to think that it had been stolen, but after thinking about it, how could the car be stolen if it was parked so properly? So he quickly contacted the local traffic police department.
After some contact, the traffic police told him: "We dragged it away for you." ”
Hearing this reply, Mr. Liu was directly stunned: My car is parked in a proper manner! How did it get dragged out? In addition, there is no sign near the parking space that says "You cannot park for a long time".
Mr. Liu was naturally not convinced, and called the traffic police to ask: "My car is parked in the line and there are no violations, what reason do you have for towing the car?" As a result, the answer from the traffic police made him even more angry - "It was the leader who let him drag it." ”
Mr. Liu's attitude is also very resolute, he is reluctant to go to the traffic police force to deal with it, because he feels that he has not broken the law and should not bear such trouble at all. So he replied to the traffic police: "My car is not illegal, and I don't have time to deal with it, you will tow it back from where you towed it for me!" ”
As the incident was exposed on the Internet, netizens came forward to express their opinions. Some netizens also left a message directly on the social platform of the traffic police: "Leader, where is the car? In an instant, the social media of the traffic police department was "attacked" by netizens.
In the face of this pressure of public opinion, the Gansu traffic police could no longer be silent, and hurriedly came out to issue a notice.
Mr. Liu's car was parked in the parking space on September 12, not on September 30. They admitted to towing Mr. Liu's vehicle and said that they had communicated with Mr. Liu and reached a consensus, which Mr. Liu recognized.
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