Does property monitoring have to call the police?

The property transfer monitoring must report to the police, and the police will go to collect the monitoring together.

Tell the police the truth. The public security organ shall promptly accept the report and register it. If it is considered to be a violation of public security management, it shall be investigated and dealt with immediately; If it is considered not to be a violation of public security administration, it shall inform the informant and explain the reasons.

Although the surveillance video materials belong to all owners, some of them involve the interests of other owners. Based on the requirement of privacy protection for all owners, individual owners have no right to extract surveillance video materials for viewing, but they can extract them through the public security department or under the supervision of the public security department. Get some monitoring screen shots of related matters and provide them to the owner for viewing and copying.

Article 68 of "Several Provisions of the Supreme People's Court on Evidence in Civil Proceedings" Evidence obtained by infringing upon the lawful rights and interests of others or violating the prohibitive provisions of laws cannot be used as the basis for ascertaining the facts of a case.

Article 69 The following evidence cannot be used alone as the basis for determining the facts of a case:

(1) Testimonies made by minors that are not commensurate with their age and intellectual status;

(2) Testimony issued by a witness who has an interest in the party concerned or his agent;

(3) audio-visual materials with doubts;

(four) copies and reproductions that cannot be checked with the original and the original;

(5) Testimony of witnesses who fail to testify in court without justifiable reasons.

Article 70 If a party objects to the following evidence and there is no evidence to the contrary, the people's court shall confirm it:

(1) The original documentary evidence or the photocopies, photos, duplicates and excerpts verified with the original documentary evidence;

(2) Original material evidence or photocopies, photos, video materials, etc. Consistent with the original material evidence;

(3) Legally obtained audio-visual materials supported by other evidence, or copies confirmed with the audio-visual materials;

(four) the parties apply to the people's court to make material evidence or on-site inspection records in accordance with legal procedures.