What does Zhuzhou's "red armband" do? Why are they so arrogant!

I passed the central square today, so I didn't know that the underground passage had been opened because I hadn't been to the city for a while. Besides, I was busy going to Hexi on business because I was answering the phone, and I accidentally crossed the original zebra crossing to reach the telecom side. Unexpectedly, just after crossing the road, a man wearing a red armband grabbed me and said, "Hey, come here, you should study first!" Then I took out my paper and pen. When I saw it, I was angry. What do you mean, it's not like that you want education? Besides, it's not that I don't understand that pedestrians can't cross the road. I used to it when there was no underground passage some time ago. Now that the underground passage is open, you should remind me first. Why should I write a ticket before I finish? Robbery? What right do they have to collect fines, and where did the money they collected go? I definitely refused to accept this tone and quarreled with a woman. I didn't expect that four or five of their companions would come around me soon, pulling, pulling, cursing and dragging me. It was like a hungry dog pouncing on food and finally finding a piece of fat meat. As far as I know, the fines collected by those people were four or six, which means that they were fined ten yuan, and they could get six yuan, and the rest were handed over to the urban management. Because I was very dissatisfied, I was pushed to the bus stop by them. Later, I came to see that I got on the bus, and I couldn't receive my fine. Those people were arrogant under the car. Tell me, are such people qualified to stand there? Who gave them such rights? What did they do for Chuangwei? What benefits did it bring to Zhuzhou's overall image? I used to be very considerate of them. It's hard enough to stand there every day in the wind and rain. After today, I've completely changed. I can't help it. They forced me to do it.