Can I call the police if air conditioning noise disturbs people?

1. Can I call the police if air conditioning noise disturbs people?

1, air conditioning noise can alarm people. In case of noise pollution, you should call 1 10 in time to find a solution. If the problem cannot be solved after calling the police through 1 10, you can also bring a lawsuit to a court with jurisdiction to further safeguard your legitimate rights and interests.

2. Legal basis: Article 58 of the People's Republic of China (PRC) Public Security Administration Punishment Law.

Those who violate the laws and regulations on the prevention and control of noise pollution in social life and create noise to interfere with the normal life of others shall be given a warning; If no correction is made after warning, a fine ranging from 200 yuan to 500 yuan shall be imposed.

Article 59

One of the following acts, a fine of five hundred yuan and one thousand yuan; If the circumstances are serious, they shall be detained for more than five days and less than ten days, and shall be imposed a fine of more than five hundred yuan and less than one thousand yuan:

(a) the pawnshop fails to check the relevant documents, fails to perform the registration procedures, or fails to report to the public security organ knowing that it is a criminal suspect or stolen goods;

(two) in violation of state regulations, the acquisition of railways, oil fields, power supply, telecommunications, mines, water conservancy, surveying and urban public facilities and other waste special equipment;

(three) the acquisition of stolen goods or suspected stolen goods notified by the public security organs;

(4) purchasing other articles prohibited by the state.

Second, what will be the punishment for disturbing the people?

1, if you call the police, the police will generally give a warning first and ask not to continue to disturb the people;

2. If it continues to disturb the people, the police may impose security penalties on it as appropriate: fine or administrative detention 15 days or less;

3. Seriously disturbing the social management order, if the circumstances are serious, it is suspected of committing a crime.