Can Beijing traffic police see each other's information by taking photos and uploading videos to deal with violations?

To put it simply, administration according to law refers to two aspects: first, administrative organs must abide by the existing effective laws, and second, administration must not affect the rights and interests of the relative person or increase the obligations of the relative person without legal provisions. I think Beijing traffic police have no problem in these two aspects. The punishment is based on the Regulations of the People's Republic of China on Administrative Penalties for Public Security, the Regulations of the People's Republic of China on Road Traffic Management and other relevant laws and regulations, which are within the scope. As for the question that I saw that some interviewees questioned the legality and whether ordinary citizens have the right to enforce the law, I don't think it should be discussed, because the unit that made the punishment decision is still the Traffic Management Bureau of Beijing Public Security Bureau (including the institution to which he belongs), not the citizen who photographed and uploaded the violation. Photographing and uploading the violation is not a law enforcement act, but a report act. There is no law prohibiting citizens from reporting all kinds of illegal acts.