Network picture Yesterday, Weibo user @Changsha Liu Yue Lawyer, whose real identity is partner and director Liu Yue of Hunan He Run Law Firm, posted on Weibo that "a Xi'an traffic police car with license plate number Shan A3936 was illegally parked and locked in the streets of Changsha". The netizen said this action showed the determination of public security to correct violations and control chaos. According to the news from "Changsha Evening News", yesterday morning, the Kaifu District Traffic Police Brigade conducted a special rectification campaign against illegal parking that violated the prohibitory sign on Jianxiang Road section of Central Furong Road. Previously, the Changsha Traffic Police Detachment had purchased 500 special lockers and distributed them to five urban district traffic police brigades. At about 10:30 am, a police Guangben car at the intersection of Central Furong Road and Jianxiang Road was locked, attracting a crowd. The car had been parked there at about 9:25 am and had not left until around 11 am. Yang Wenhuan, captain of the assault team of the brigade, said that except for performing official duties or emergency situations, "special vehicles such as police cars will also be punished if they are illegally parked, without exception." The above Weibo post sparked heated discussions among netizens yesterday. Netizens highly praised the "selfless" move by the Changsha police. However, some netizens questioned whether the vehicle belonged to the Xi'an traffic police. Last night, Weibo user @Traffic Policeman Lao Xun, whose real identity is deputy director of the Publicity Department of the Xi'an Municipal Public Security Bureau Traffic Police Detachment of Shaanxi Province, privately replied to the reporter that the incident was under investigation, but it could be confirmed that the vehicle did not belong to the Xi'an traffic police. Southern Daily reporter Jiaozhe Share to: Welcome to comment! I want to comment! Weibo recommendation | Today's Weibo hot topics