The supermarket was found stealing, and the police detained it without paying the fine, leaving a police record. Does it matter?

1. Administrative punishment, generally fine detention, has no impact on life.

2. If you are detained or forced to give up drugs, your personal information will be entered into the national drug control system. If you go abroad and stay in a hotel, there will usually be an alarm system in the local area to ask the local police station to investigate.

3. Reeducation through labor or shelter education, then, except going abroad and changing households, everything else will have a great impact.

4. Have a criminal record, can't apply for civil servants, and can't get a passport if you want to go abroad. Looking for a job may be discriminated against. In the future, criminal cases will occur, and people with criminal records will be the first to become the focus of investigation, and it is impossible to join the party. If you go abroad, you will have no problem traveling. For other purposes (such as immigration), the visa issuing country may refuse the visa on the grounds of criminal record (only possible, depending on the policies of different countries). There is no problem in starting a business. If you want to work in an enterprise, some enterprises will ask to fill in the punishment, while others will not. Loans are generally not a problem.

The impact on families and future generations may be a little, mainly because children may have an impact when they engage in some jobs that require political review in the future, such as being a soldier and applying for civil servants in the public security system. But it shouldn't be serious.