What do you think of a college student in Anhui who went out over the wall during the school suspension period and was pressed to the ground by security guards to lecture? The school responded that "this is indeed the case and is under investigation"? The effective duration of the video is too short, and the conversation between the security guard and the controlled students can't be heard, so it is impossible to make an accurate evaluation. I wonder how long the security guard kept the students on the ground. Just from the video, the original video should be very short. At 1 1 sec, the students looked up and seemed to get up. The next 24 seconds is to play the same video repeatedly to match the school's reply (a woman in a purple coat appears in the camera and then walks away, and then two cars drive over the railing and repeat it three times). If the actual control time is not long, it is actually a normal process to control suspicious personnel. The man who climbed the wall was a college student, but he didn't have any obvious identification (such as school uniform or student ID card worn on his chest) when he climbed the wall. The security guard can't assume that he is a campus person just because he climbed out (what if he is a thief who stole things from the school? )。 Catch a suspicious adult male, control and stop him from struggling or running away. Ask about the identity of the suspicious man and the reason for climbing the wall. After confirming that the man no longer resists, let him get up slowly and take him to the security room for further treatment. I think this security guard's behavior is quite normal.

Author: Lu

Link:/question /438979470/ answer/1673656066

Source: Zhihu.

The copyright belongs to the author. Please contact the author for authorization for commercial reprinting, and please indicate the source for non-commercial reprinting.