How long does it take for the property to lock the car to constitute a crime?

Whether locking the car in the property constitutes a crime mainly depends on the specific situation. Generally speaking, if the property locks the car for no reason, and the owner can't prove that the property has the right to do so, then this behavior may be considered as illegal possession of other people's property, which may constitute a crime of embezzlement. In addition, if the property locks the car, causing vehicle damage, it may also constitute the crime of intentionally destroying property. However, it should be noted that if the vehicle is locked by the property because of illegal parking, then the behavior of the property may not constitute a crime. In this case, the owner can choose to call the police, but the police will only appear as a mediator and will not force the property to unlock.