Micro-Blog's Pursuit Of Green Shoe Woman Theft Is Wanted Media Violating Privacy Controversy?

"Green shoes girl, how do you mean?" yesterday, a media in Zhejiang. Company On the Internet, a woman took 15000 yuan of information from other people's bank cards 8 times. micro-blog She released her photo and left a police contact, hoping that she could surrender herself and make it easier for the informed public to provide relevant information.

After the relevant micro-blog was sent out, it was forwarded more than 7000 times, and caused a heated debate among netizens.

Woman suspected Theft

Yesterday morning, on the official micro-blog, micro-blog was issued "wanted" by a "green shoe girl" who took away deposits from other people on the ATM. Micro-blog wrote: "at noon on December 10th, the fashionable girl with a melon face and straight bangs was taken away from the ATM on the Agricultural Bank of the intersection of Wen Hui Road on the upper tanglu road. 8 times, she took away the 15000 yuan that she had saved for a year and prepared to honor her parents."

At the same time, micro-blog sent a video screenshot of a woman captured by a surveillance camera. The screenshot showed that the woman's appearance was clearly visible. Micro-blog also left a local police contact.

According to relevant reports, the 23 year old Ding girl who lost money, worked in Hangzhou in Jiangsu, earned 2000 yuan a month. At noon on December 10th, Ding girl saved money at the Agricultural Bank ATM at the intersection of Wen Hui Road, Shang Tang Road. Around 12:30, Ding girl saved money, played a voucher, took out her voucher, forgot to pick up the card and left. 10 minutes later, I remembered the card and pulled back. The card was gone. To check the balance at the counter, only 15600 yuan left 600 yuan.

"At that time, she wanted to concentrate all the money on a savings card and bring it back to her old home. The withdrawal limit for a savings card is twenty thousand yuan a day. After that, the calm green shoe girl took the 15000 yuan for 5 minutes without looking behind her.

Yesterday evening, the reporter telephoned the police telephone in micro-blog, and the police on duty confirmed to reporters: "today, there is no phone call about the woman's information all day." He also said that the police officer Shen Xing who had handled the case had been off duty, and the details of the case could not be disclosed until tomorrow.

Whether media invaded privacy is the focus

After the incident was exposed online, it immediately triggered a heated debate among netizens. Some netizens agreed with the "photo release" pursuit. Some netizens believe that "micro-blog pursuit" may be able to bring suspects to justice as soon as possible, but the influence of micro-blog and the Internet is enormous. Such treatment often makes the parties have no privacy and reputation. Netizen @ I am a small sesame seed, pointed out: "why not give people a chance to turn over a new leaf, in a country that is extremely fearful, why should we push the little girl to the end of the road?"

Reporters found that in this micro-blog's forwarding comments, many netizens share the same view that the woman is "wrong not to this end" and should not bear the price of "exposing the appearance" in front of the netizens in the country. He believes that Zhejiang's media is suspected of violating privacy.

Some netizens believe that publishing photos is a means of investigation by the police, and it is also the price that the parties must commit to make mistakes. @ Wu Chenxin, UX, said: "when criminals are wanted, photos are posted everywhere, including newspapers. Do they need permission from wanted criminals?"

In response, a police officer told reporters that the "wanted warrant" was issued strictly. The "arrest warrant" refers to the order issued by the provincial public security organ and issued by the Ministry of public security for arresting the personnel at large. All "wanted criminals" will be found in the homepage of the nationwide public security system. "Wanted warrant" is not a media or individual can be released on the Internet, and not all suspects can be called "wanted". Therefore, we should not take the "wanted" standard with this woman who draws money.