Takeaway property locks the car

A property manager said that locking the car is the right of the people. In the area under his jurisdiction, an electric car sent to a foreign brother was locked outside the mall. This happened in Shenzhen, Guangdong on September 29th. After the takeaway brother went to the mall to get a meal, he came back and found that his electric car for takeaway was locked by a strange man. It is reported that this man is a property manager, so this takeaway brother had a dispute with this property manager. This property manager insisted on his own principles when questioned by the takeaway brother, and there was no quarrel. He just kept repeating "It's not illegal here, it's the people's right". For this matter, most people will definitely sympathize with the takeaway brother, thinking that his work is very hard, and there is no other choice to park outside the mall. Generally, it will not delay a lot of time and leave after taking the meal. However, some people think that the property manager is locked well, because a takeaway brother may not be a big deal, just close one eye. However, there are many people who take out food. If everyone stops and puts things around outside the mall, it will not only affect the appearance, but also affect other people's travel and the rate of entering the mall. What's more, delivery men come and go, which seriously affects the traffic here. Legally speaking, the take-away clerk violated the traffic rules and should be punished, but the property or security guard of the mall has no right to lock other people's cars. Unless the shopping mall and the parking space outside are bought by the shopping mall property, in this case, the property manager can lock the car according to the regulations to manage the shopping mall. Otherwise, the delivery staff can report to the traffic police department and be punished by the traffic police. For this matter, the delivery personnel have difficulties, and the property management personnel also have difficulties. Many people think that the delivery staff will be deducted for overtime delivery, but if the property management personnel fail to fulfill their obligations and manage them well, they may even lose their jobs. As a property manager, it is not easy to bring home the bacon.