The property is suspected of committing crimes.

A woman defaulted on the landlord's rent and property fee, which caused the rented store to be smashed by others and caused great repercussions. She used to be a businessman doing business in a shop. However, because the funds on hand may not be able to turn around, she is in arrears with rent and property fees.

But I think this is also a normal phenomenon. After all, every businessman will have a day when his capital will not turn over. This property, however, found someone to come and smash his shop because he was in arrears with rent and property fees. This is a very bad practice. After all, the other party didn't do anything heinous, but did not hand over the money for some personal reasons, which caused some aggressive behavior to the other party.

It is quite possible that the value of what this woman smashed has far exceeded the rent and property fee of the house she rented. So, who should bear the money? Who will make it up to her? Many netizens are here. There are many opinions about whether beating people and smashing things in this property constitutes a crime. In fact, this phenomenon has constituted a crime. If the other party has no money to pay the rent, or it is overdue, you can clearly mark the price on your contract, saying that there will be a certain handling fee for one day in arrears. You can also think that the other party has no repayment ability and no longer rent the house to her.

However, the act of smashing other people's things is very serious and has constituted a crime. This practice is very undesirable and we strongly oppose it. This shop belongs to other people's private property. The property smashed the other party's shop, which has infringed on the rights and interests of others, and to a certain extent, it has to be compensated. We must think it over before we do something. It is the most irrational and undesirable to solve problems through violence. All problems can find better solutions. Beating, smashing, looting and burning are not condoned by the public.