Tailgating and tracking, Luo was detained in accordance with the law!

Mondo Social Updated on 2024-02-05

Recently.

A man in Xinjian District, Nanchang.

In the traffic police department with traffic law enforcement.

When jointly carrying out the work of controlling the superordinate.

Keeping track of the law enforcement team all the time.

Attempt to tweak a passing truck driver.

Eventually, he was caught.

He was sentenced to 5 days' detention

From the evening of August 17th to the early morning of the 18th, the Shibu Zhichao Station of the Nanchang Transportation Comprehensive Administrative Law Enforcement Detachment and the Xinjian District Traffic Police Brigade carried out a special rectification action for the overloading and overloading of large trucks at the Shibu Zhichao Point of G320 National Highway. During the law enforcement process, the staff found that a black car was following behind the law enforcement team.

We found that the driver of the car stopped across the road when we returned to Zhichao Station, and when we went out again, he drove after us. --Introduction of law enforcement officers.

Law enforcement officials unanimously agreed that the driver was very suspicious.

There is a suspicion of tipping off a passing truck driver.

Took a few turns on the road.

The little car kept following.

After the law enforcement officers saw this.

Get out of the car and ask about the man's condition and call the police on 110.

The traffic police on duty immediately investigated the information of the car owner.

After the police arrived at the scene at the police station.

The driver, Luo, confessed to following the law enforcement vehicle.

After a preliminary investigation.

Luo is a native of Xinjian District.

It is a "scalper" hired by a truck driver

Responsible for keeping an eye on the driving routes of law enforcement officers.

And the first time to reflect to the truck driver.

on this. The local police station sentenced him to five days of detention.

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