What if the police station files a case and does not give a receipt?

Stay calm, communicate with the police station and leave relevant evidence.

First, understand the importance of receipt.

Receipt is a kind of proof to the informant after the police station files a case, which proves that the case has been accepted. Although sometimes not receiving the receipt does not necessarily mean that the case has not been accepted, the receipt is still an important voucher for the informant and helps to protect his legitimate rights and interests.

Second, communicate with the police station

If the police station does not give a receipt after filing the case, it can actively communicate with the police station and ask about the acceptance of the case. Be polite when communicating, explain your demands and ask if you can reissue the receipt or provide other forms of proof.

Third, leave relevant evidence.

In the process of communication, you must leave relevant evidence of communication with the police station, such as call records, text messages, etc. These evidences help to prove their rights and interests in the subsequent processing.

Fourth, report to the superior

If communication with the police station is fruitless, you can consider reporting the situation to the public security organ at a higher level or relevant government departments. When reflecting, the case process, communication, receipt not received, etc. shall be explained in detail, and relevant evidence shall be provided. The higher authorities will investigate and verify this and give corresponding treatment opinions.

Verb (short for verb) seeking legal help

If none of the above methods can solve the problem, you can consider seeking legal help. You can consult a lawyer or legal aid agency to know your rights and interests and ways to protect rights. If necessary, you can bring a lawsuit to the court to safeguard your legitimate rights and interests.

To sum up:

When the police station does not give a receipt after filing a case, it is necessary to remain calm, communicate with the police station and leave relevant evidence. If communication fails, you can report it to the higher authorities or seek legal help. In the whole process, we should know our rights and interests and ways to protect our rights and ensure that our legitimate rights and interests are protected.

Legal basis:

People's Republic of China (PRC) Public Security Administration Punishment Law

Article 77 provides that:

The public security organ shall promptly accept and register cases of violation of public security management and cases of violation of public security management transferred by other administrative departments and judicial organs.

Procedures for handling administrative cases by public security organs

Article 6 1 stipulates that:

The public security organ shall register the relevant evidential materials provided by informants, accusers, informants, trafficked persons and surrenders, make a list of admissible evidential materials, and issue a receipt.