A man blackmailed a car owner by taking a random photo. What are the details of the incident?

In early August this year, the Beijing Traffic Police Suipai platform was launched, allowing citizens to report traffic violations using their mobile phones. It also served as a warning to some "unruly" drivers. On the evening of October 8, 2020, a netizen posted on Weibo that an "illegal parking notice" had been posted on a private car, requiring the car owner to transfer money to an Alipay account, otherwise the illegal parking information would be reported to the "Beijing Traffic Police" platform.

In response to this situation, Chaoyang police quickly launched an investigation and arrested the suspect Xu (male, 56 years old) at around 12:00 on October 9. After investigation, at about 19:00 on October 8, Xu posted a self-made "illegal parking notice" on the window of a car parked on the roadside somewhere outside Jianguomen, Chaoyang District. ?Donate ?100 yuan and the report will be terminated. This "violated parking reminder sheet" also says: If you want us to terminate the report and no longer violate the regulations, you need to transfer money to an Alipay account and indicate in the transfer purpose remarks: "Voluntary donation" and "violated license plate" No.? Two pieces of information. Xu took advantage of the car owner's fear of being punished and threatened to transfer funds to his Alipay account with the intention of making illegal profits. At present, the person has been criminally detained by the Chaoyang Public Security Bureau in accordance with the law, and the case is under further work.

Using evidence materials obtained by legal means to carry out illegal activities requires severe crackdowns. Forging tickets and using rules to extort is even worse and must be severely punished.

On September 6, the Beijing Traffic Police released the first month's operation of "Snapshot". After screening and review, 53,000 traffic violation clues that met the evidence standards among the clues reported by citizens have been recorded off-site in accordance with the law. law enforcement system. At that time, in response to the "malicious reporting" issue that the public was concerned about, the traffic control department made it clear: the traffic control department will carefully verify each reported information in accordance with the law. If the reporter of the malicious report is verified to be true, the traffic control department will no longer accept their reports. Anyone who deliberately fabricates illegal facts to frame others or uses reports as a means to extort money, which constitutes an illegal crime, shall be held accountable in accordance with the law.