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官方通报女司机亮证逼迫让路事件
Xin Hua She·2025-08-03 00:09

Incident Overview - The incident began on July 22, 2025, when a dispute occurred between two drivers, Li and Hou, over a narrow village road in Fangchenggang, leading to Hou displaying an "administrative law enforcement" certificate to intimidate Li [1] - Li later uploaded the video of the incident to the internet on July 31, which garnered significant public attention [1] Investigation Findings - The investigation revealed that Hou, a 28-year-old employee of a private company, was not a public official and used her husband's administrative law enforcement certificate to intimidate Li [2] - The certificate was improperly stored in Hou's vehicle, leading to its misuse, and her husband is under investigation for violating document management regulations [2] - Hou's vehicle, a second-hand Mercedes purchased for 178,000 yuan, was not a display of wealth as it was financed through a loan [3] Personal Information Leak Concerns - Li, a 33-year-old individual, was misled into thinking his personal information was leaked when Hou's father recognized him during the dispute, leading to the mention of Li's family address [4] - Investigations confirmed that neither Hou nor her father had access to any official tools to query personal information, and there were no records of such queries in the police system [4] Police Response and Procedures - After Li reported the incident to the police on July 24, the officers determined it was a minor dispute and suggested mediation, which Li accepted [5][6] - On July 31, police attempted to mediate between Li and Hou after Hou reported her vehicle's information was leaked online, but Li refused to delete the video or apologize [6] - The police's handling of the situation was found to be compliant with regulations, although there were criticisms regarding the clarity of communication during the phone call with Li [7] Future Actions - The incident highlighted deficiencies in managing public officials and responding to public concerns, prompting the local government to commit to improving management practices and addressing public grievances more effectively [9]