Yu Hanchao is suspected of altering license plates; Guangzhou traffic police: The vehicle owner has gone to the Tianhe Traffic Police Station for inspection

Changing license plates in front of everyone’s eyes – is this something the national football team would do? No, was this done by a human?

Zhang Lu drove under the influence, Han Chao altered license plates – one even more outrageous act than the other! !

The lawyer said, “Tampering with license plates is a common practice in daily life; we often see it covered in various news reports.” So the question is, what legal issues are involved in altering license plates? ” “The purpose of altering license plates is, of course, to avoid being captured by electronic systems. Why avoid such capture? Of course, there may be violations of road traffic safety regulations. Therefore, such behavior not only severely disrupts road traffic order and endangers the lives of others, but also has a negative impact on road traffic safety management, creating serious potential hazards to traffic safety. ” “Article 96 of the Road Traffic Safety Law of the People’s Republic of China stipulates that those who forge, alter, or use forged or altered motor vehicle registration certificates, license plates, driving licenses, or vehicle operation permits shall have those documents seized by the traffic management department of the public security organs; the relevant motor vehicle shall be detained, and the offender shall be subjected to detention for up to 15 days as well as a fine of not less than 2,000 yuan but not more than 5,000 yuan ； If a crime is constituted, criminal liability shall be pursued in accordance with the law. ”

Player Yu Hanchao seriously violated the disciplinary provision of \"dismissal\" under the \"Three-Nine\" rules for players of Guangzhou Evergrande Taobao Football Club; as a result of deliberation by the club, it has been decided to dismiss him.

Supporting Evergrande: An employee who lacks a sense of social responsibility will not be loyal to the company. Some people think that opportunities should be given, but this is a very bad mindset in China; those who make mistakes should be punished, otherwise they will definitely make the same mistakes again

Tonight (April 14), Guangzhou traffic police discovered during their duties that there was a report online of a traffic safety violation involving the use of altered vehicle license plates. Following investigations and evidence collection by the Guangzhou traffic police, the offender, Yu, admitted to the illegal acts. At present, the Guangzhou police have imposed a fine of 5,000 yuan, an administrative detention of 15 days, and 12 demerit points on the driver’s license in accordance with the law.

Yu Hanchao didn’t make a mistake. It is illegal. Changing a license plate is illegal, not a mistake. Those who break the law should face punishment in accordance with laws and regulations. The era of self-media. Everyone must pay for their own actions. The Guangzhou public security authorities handle penalties in accordance with the law. No matter how Evergrande imposes penalties, it does so in accordance with the previous team rules. If rules are set but not followed, is it just to hang them on the wall and keep reciting them?

Guangzhou Evergrande issued an official announcement dismissing Yu Hanchao; according to Sina, Yu Hanchao is not the first person to be dismissed from the Chinese Super League. In 2012, Greentown announced the dismissal of Bali (who committed various violations and disciplinary offenses during matches). In 2013, Mao Jianqing was dismissed by Shanghai Shenhua due to getting into a fight. Internal penalties imposed by Chinese Super League clubs are usually in the form of fines. Previously, Evergrande had imposed penalties on players such as Zheng Zhi (a fine of 100,000 RMB), Alan (a fine of 100,000 RMB), Wang Junhui (a fine of 200,000 RMB), Situ Hualong (a fine of 200,000 RMB), Wei Shihao (a fine of 300,000 RMB along with a 2-day suspension from training and matches), Yang Liyu (a fine of 300,000 RMB along with a 2-day suspension from training and matches), and Fernando (a fine of 3 million RMB). In addition, suspensions and relegation to the reserve team are also penalties that Evergrande has used. In January 2019, Feng Xiaoting was sent to Guangzhou Evergrande’s reserve team. In March 2019, Wei Shihao was suspended for one month for seriously violating team rules during the China Cup.

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