Warm law enforcement and civilized law enforcement, official statement: We will learn from our mistakes, and banner advertisements hanging in the fields of melon farmers will be dismantled. Banners | Advertisements | Statement
On July 22nd, the Administrative Law Enforcement Bureau of Xinmin City, Liaoning Province issued a situation statement.
On July 19th, during routine inspections, our bureau discovered that melon farmers had set up illegal road flag and banner advertisements on the roadside near Linli Park in Liaobin Street. During the communication and demolition process, there was a verbal conflict between the law enforcement team and the farmers.
After the incident, our bureau attached great importance and immediately contacted the melon farmers to obtain understanding from the parties involved. At the same time, our bureau coordinated with relevant units in Liaobin Street to solve the problem of selling melons overnight. Our bureau has criticized and educated the low level of civilization among the involved team members in law enforcement, and organized relevant education and training for all personnel to improve the level of civilized law enforcement. In future work, we will take this as a lesson, learn from it, enforce the law with warmth and civility, and sincerely accept supervision from all sectors of society.
Xinmin City Administrative Law Enforcement Bureau
July 22, 2023
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Previously reported:
Recently, a netizen claimed that a banner hanging on their own land was removed by urban management team members under the pretext of 'planting land without advertising', which has sparked a heated discussion on the internet. On July 21st, according to the location provided by Mr. Liu, the video producer, the incident occurred 400 meters south of Xinmin Nanjiao Primary School in Xinmin City, Shenyang, Liaoning Province. Mr. Liu said that his field is right there, and a park was built 50 meters nearby last year.
Mr. Liu said that he is a farmer who makes a living through agricultural production. He has over 20 acres of cantaloupe land, with approximately 70000 to 80000 kilograms of cantaloupe. Previously, he would advertise in his car every year and then drive into the city to sell melons. This year, the urban management department does not allow advertising in cars to sell melons in the city, so he chose to put some advertising flags in the fields, hanging "34X Land Melon Open!" "There is my phone number on it, which can open up some sales channels."
Advertisements hung by farmers
Mr. Liu said that the incident in the video occurred on the morning of July 19th. Urban management law enforcement officers came to the field and said that hanging banners and advertising were illegal. "Without saying a word, they tore off my advertising flag and banner." Mr. Liu was very worried and aggrieved, "Selling melons in the city is not enough, and advertising in the field is not enough. My tens of thousands of kilograms of cantaloupes may rot in the field." He felt very aggrieved, so he posted it on an online platform.
