Was Foshan Property Locking an ambulance fined?

This is a very sad and ridiculous thing. Perhaps community security is a very humble profession, and it often faces reprimands from owners and property management, but this does not mean that they can take chicken feathers as arrows. The ambulance entered the community to save people, and when it came out, it found that the tires were locked, and the property made the patient's family pay a violation fine! Of course, the main responsibility lies in the management of the owners. It is they who instilled this idea into the security guards, so the security guards will have such behavior, lose their jobs if they take a step back, and further offend the owners.

The patient's family said that they would resolutely compete with the property. In the end, no unit can have the right to lock the ambulance. This property is too bold. If the security guard doesn't know, then the person in charge should stop it when he arrives, instead of taking the opportunity to blackmail the property. It's crazy for money. He even cares about his life for a little money!

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Two days ago, in the Jade East County Community of Zhangqiu, Jinan, an old man suddenly felt unwell, and his family called 120. After a while, 120 ambulance arrived at the gate of the community, but it was in trouble at the gate of the community. The scene where the security guards in the community refused to let ambulances enter the community was photographed by a community owner. In the video, the ambulance personnel shouted to the duty room to open the boom. Subsequently, the ambulance personnel got off the bus and carried the stretcher into the community.

What makes the community owners even more angry is that after the incident, the community property responded in the WeChat group: "What if the ambulance pulled a group of robbers to let him in?" This statement angered the owners, and then the questioning owners were kicked out of the group chat.

This morning, we came to the Emerald East County Community, but the security guard who stopped the ambulance was not on duty. We found the community security chief.

The security captain responded that the parking space in the community is insufficient, and the parking is also serious, so according to the current situation of the community, it is a one-way street. If special vehicles need access, check the building number. If it is near the north gate, call them and they will handle it quickly. Stop all the cars. Cars are not allowed to go there.

At present, the sick old man has been rescued in the hospital for more than two hours and is finally out of danger. Regarding the words and deeds of the security team members, the security captain said that the rules and regulations of the community are relatively strict, so the work of the frontline staff is relatively rigid. Next, they will be given power to make them more humane and serve the owners more flexibly.

Lawyers also interpret this matter from a legal perspective: in this case, if the security guard knows that someone needs medical treatment, he still blocks the ambulance from entering. From the perspective of civil liability, if damage is caused, it may constitute civil liability, and it may be necessary to compensate the victims for their losses. From the point of view of criminal responsibility, it is subjectively intentional to stop an ambulance from entering the rescue knowing that others need treatment. Causing serious injuries, death and other serious consequences may constitute a crime and thus bear criminal responsibility.